Affluent (@AffluentOrg) suffered exploits on Sept 30, Oct 12 and Oct 16, with reported losses of ~$1.1M. On Oct 19, community members shared their findings with the team. There is still no public incident report or clear plan to reimburse affected users. Full investigation:
@tonkongz, when will you publish a full incident report explaining what happened to users' funds, and provide a concrete timeline for full reimbursement? Affected users deserve answers and a clear commitment on when they will be made whole.
Affluent (@AffluentOrg) suffered exploits on Sept 30, Oct 12 and Oct 16, with reported losses of ~$1.1M. On Oct 19, community members shared their findings with the team. There is still no public incident report or clear plan to reimburse affected users. Full investigation:
Affluent (@AffluentOrg) is a DeFi protocol on @ton_blockchain with lending vaults where users deposit funds to earn yield. In three waves — Sep 30, Oct 12 and Oct 16 — its vaults were exploited, with reported losses of ~$1.1M. Here's how we traced the attack.
On Oct 19, the community brought evidence of the exploit to the team. Since then, we have seen no substantive public explanation. The only visible change we noticed was Affluent disappearing from @tonkongz's X bio.
@tonkongz, when will you publish a full incident report explaining what happened to users' funds, and provide a concrete timeline for full reimbursement? Affected users deserve answers and a clear commitment on when they will be made whole.
On Oct 19, the community brought evidence of the exploit to the team. Since then, we have seen no substantive public explanation. The only visible change we noticed was Affluent disappearing from @tonkongz's X bio.
The evidence provides leads linking the on-chain investigation to Telegram accounts and an account-buying offer. Unfortunately, this does not, by itself, establish the real-world identity of the attacker.
Affluent (@AffluentOrg) is a DeFi protocol on @ton_blockchain with lending vaults where users deposit funds to earn yield. In three waves — Sep 30, Oct 12 and Oct 16 — its vaults were exploited, with reported losses of ~$1.1M. Here's how we traced the attack.
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