Everyone ran this as a $9.3M hack. Flow later corrected it to $410k.
More Markets on Flow lost its whole WFLOW reserve Monday.
Staking 1 FLOW minted 1 ankrFLOW. Redeeming 1 ankrFLOW paid 1.2 FLOW.
Loop that 54 times, print 52M tokens, post them as collateral.
A token doing about $11k of daily volume was backing $119M of loans on Cronos.
Someone spent ~$600k pushing TONIC up 100x in 20 minutes, posted it as collateral, and borrowed Tectonic empty.
Validators halted the entire chain to trap the money. About $6M got out.
Ledger quietly patched a rough one in the Ethereum app.
Your device shows a transaction to review. A website sends a second one mid-review. The screen keeps showing the first.
Your approve press signs the second.
Release note: "Security issues." That was it.
Someone lost 810 ETH on Tornado Cash last week. About $2M.
The contracts were fine. They opened an old bookmark.
That web address lapsed while the project was sanctioned and somebody else picked it up. The clone sitting there kept their withdrawal secret.
A small BNB Chain protocol lost ~$119k on Friday.
Its bond contract priced a FOX mint off a PancakeSwap pool, then moved that pool's price in the same tx and paid on the old number.
91M FOX minted and dumped in one tx. No stolen keys, just a price trusted too long.
Maya Protocol lost $1.7M this week to six separate bugs.
Each one was small enough to pass an audit alone. One transaction chained them.
It minted 49M tokens into a pool nothing backed, then the attacker bought 99.93% of it and left with 20 BTC.