Orbit Chain Loses $81M in Cross-Chain Bridge Exploit
Orbit Chain, a platform that interacts and transacts with various blockchains, has lost $81 million after hackers exploited the platform’s cross-chain bridge.
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Orbit Chain, a platform that interacts and transacts with various blockchains, has lost $81 million after hackers exploited the platform’s cross-chain bridge.
The figure is roughly half the estimated $4.2 billion of 2022, a year that also included $40 billion lost through the collapse of Terra, Celsius and FTX.
DeFi hacks represented 2% of total value locked across decentralized protocols in 2023. (fikry anshor/Unsplash, modified by CoinDesk)
The exploit reportedly prompts users to connect their wallets via a pop-up, triggering a token drainer.
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Cryptocurrency exchange Poloniex has had its hot wallets drained by hackers with an estimated loss of around $60 million.
Coinbase received 570 ETH, the second-largest payout tied to MEV in Ethereum’s history, to process transactions related to the Curve exploit.