The Solana ecosystem's Drift Protocol was attacked, resulting in losses of at least 200 million dollars
The Solana-based derivatives trading platform Drift Protocol has experienced a security incident, with on-chain data indicating losses of at least approximately $200 million, with some estimates nearing $270 million.
The project team stated that they have detected abnormal activity and are investigating, reminding users not to deposit funds into the protocol for the time being, and emphasizing "this is not an April Fool's joke."
The attack involved multiple liquidity pools, including JLP Delta Neutral, SOL Super Staking, and BTC Super Staking, among others. A single transfer of approximately 41.7 million JLP tokens was valued at about $155 million; additionally, assets such as SOL, USDC, cbBTC, and wBTC were also withdrawn.
According to statistics, this incident may become one of the largest DeFi attacks in the Solana ecosystem since the Wormhole bridge exploit.
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