@CustomWetware@VietnamPenguin@avi_eisen Why does Hyperliquid perp track share price reasonably well? By design or just by chance? Whatβs the mechanism ?
As long as they are not backed by actual shares, there is no reason for them to track the actual share price. Maybe I am missing something.
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π¨BREAKING: Drift Protocol just got drained for over $200 million
Solana's largest perps DEX. Gone in one transaction batch.
The attacker didn't find a smart contract bug. They didn't exploit a flash loan. They walked in with the keys.
On-chain data shows a single account initiating massive outbound transfers. SOL, JitoSOL, WETH, wrapped BTC, stablecoins in USD, EUR, and JPY.
Even FARTCOIN. They took the FARTCOIN.
A blockchain security researcher confirmed what everyone suspected: a private key compromise. The admin signer was either leaked or someone with access pulled the trigger themselves.
And here's what makes it worse.
The attacker funded the wallets a week before the exploit. Ran a test transaction. Then waited.
This wasn't a hack. This was a heist with a rehearsal.
Phantom Wallet already cut off access to the protocol. Drift posted about "unusual activity" and told users to stop depositing.
$200 million gone and the official response is "unusual activity."
Some estimates put the real number closer to $270 million. We won't know until the dust settles and the wallets stop moving.
The funds are already being swapped to USDC and bridged to Ethereum. Classic exit playbook.
This is potentially the largest Web3 exploit in three years.
But who needs security when you have speed, right Kyle? π