Developers said no funds were lost and privacy remains intact, but Orchard transactions were temporarily suspended during the upgrade rollout.
DeFi recoveries often extend far beyond fixing the exploit itself.
Kelp DAO hacker laundered about $220M in unfrozen funds through privacy channels, leaving roughly $1.7M in original wallets.
Radiant Capital announced an orderly wind-down of its DAO operations after 18 months of failed efforts to recover the more than $50 million lost in the devastating October 2024 exploit. We break down the reasons behind the closure, what happens to users, and the key lessons it leaves for DeFi. What the Radiant Capital Wind-Down The post Radiant Capital Ends DAO Operations 18 Months After $50 Milli
Radiant Capital announced an orderly wind-down of its DAO operations after 18 months of failed efforts to recover the more than $50 million lost in the devastating October 2024 exploit. We break down the reasons behind the closure, what happens to users, and the key lessons it leaves for DeFi. What the Radiant Capital Wind-Down The post Radiant Capital Ends DAO Operations 18 Months After $50 Milli
Radiant Capital has announced plans to wind down operations after failing to recover from a $50 million exploit that devastated the lending protocol and left it without sufficient funding to continue. According to a statement published Monday by Radiantβs decentralized…
Blockchain security firm CertiK recorded $68.3 million in total crypto losses across May 2026 β making it the third month of the year to fall below the $100 million threshold β but the headline number obscures a darker and more personal dimension to the sector’s security crisis, as physical attacks on crypto holders simultaneously reached […]
Code vulnerabilities were responsible for the bulk of the damage in May β roughly 66% of the month’s total losses, or about $45 million. That breakdown, drawn from data released by blockchain security firm CertiK, came alongside broader figures showing that overall crypto exploit losses fell to $68 million last month, down sharply from $650 […]
Code vulnerabilities were responsible for the bulk of the damage in May β roughly 66% of the month’s total losses, or about $45 million. That breakdown, drawn from data released by blockchain security firm CertiK, came alongside broader figures showing that overall crypto exploit losses fell to $68 million last month, down sharply from $650 […]
Radiant Capital said it hasn't been able to recover a meaningful amount of funds or raise new capital since the 2024 exploit.
Radiant Capital said it hasn't been able to recover a meaningful amount of funds or raise new capital since the 2024 exploit.
Radiant Capital said it hasn't been able to recover a meaningful amount of funds or raise new capital since the 2024 exploit.
Radiant Capital said it hasn't been able to recover a meaningful amount of funds or raise new capital since the 2024 exploit.
Radiant Capital said it hasn't been able to recover a meaningful amount of funds or raise new capital since the 2024 exploit.
Radiant Capital said it hasn't been able to recover a meaningful amount of funds or raise new capital since the 2024 exploit.
On-chain traces show the DPRK-linked attacker behind April's $292 million bridge exploit has pushed the unfrozen ~$220 million through THORChain, Wasabi, Tornado Cash, and Umbra, leaving roughly $1.7 million still sitting in the original wallet.
On-chain traces show the DPRK-linked attacker behind April's $292 million bridge exploit has pushed the unfrozen ~$220 million through THORChain, Wasabi, Tornado Cash, and Umbra, leaving roughly $1.7 million still sitting in the original wallet.
On-chain traces show the DPRK-linked attacker behind April's $292 million bridge exploit has pushed the unfrozen ~$220 million through THORChain, Wasabi, Tornado Cash, and Umbra, leaving roughly $1.7 million still sitting in the original wallet.
On-chain traces show the DPRK-linked attacker behind April's $292 million bridge exploit has pushed the unfrozen ~$220 million through THORChain, Wasabi, Tornado Cash, and Umbra, leaving roughly $1.7 million still sitting in the original wallet.
On-chain traces show the DPRK-linked attacker behind April's $292 million bridge exploit has pushed the unfrozen ~$220 million through THORChain, Wasabi, Tornado Cash, and Umbra, leaving roughly $1.7 million still sitting in the original wallet.
On-chain traces show the DPRK-linked attacker behind April's $292 million bridge exploit has pushed the unfrozen ~$220 million through THORChain, Wasabi, Tornado Cash, and Umbra, leaving roughly $1.7 million still sitting in the original wallet.
Co-founder Martin KΓΆppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.
Co-founder Martin KΓΆppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.
Co-founder Martin KΓΆppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.
Co-founder Martin KΓΆppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.
Co-founder Martin KΓΆppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.
Co-founder Martin KΓΆppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.
Co-founder Martin KΓΆppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.
Gnosis co-founder Martin Koppelmann said all user losses will be covered as containment efforts continue following an exploit.
Gnosis co-founder Martin Koppelmann said all user losses will be covered as containment efforts continue following an exploit.