BTC $79,422.35 -0.72%
ETH $2,491.55 -0.35%
BNB $744.25 -1.73%
XRP $1.40 -1.34%
SOL $105.10 -1.48%
TRX $0.3368 +0.79%
DOGE $0.0897 -0.31%
ADA $0.2193 -0.03%
BCH $257.02 -1.49%
LINK $13.29 +8.06%
HYPE $87.78 -0.02%
AAVE $134.76 -0.14%
SUI $0.8128 +1.78%
XLM $0.1921 +2.83%
ZEC $1,208.14 +1.71%
BTC $79,422.35 -0.72%
ETH $2,491.55 -0.35%
BNB $744.25 -1.73%
XRP $1.40 -1.34%
SOL $105.10 -1.48%
TRX $0.3368 +0.79%
DOGE $0.0897 -0.31%
ADA $0.2193 -0.03%
BCH $257.02 -1.49%
LINK $13.29 +8.06%
HYPE $87.78 -0.02%
AAVE $134.76 -0.14%
SUI $0.8128 +1.78%
XLM $0.1921 +2.83%
ZEC $1,208.14 +1.71%
first_img

Loopscale: The hacker incident is currently progressing well, with approximately 20,000 WSOL returned to the wallet

2025-04-29 13:12:25

ChainCatcher news, Loopscale posted on platform X stating that they are working towards a friendly resolution regarding the previous hacking incident, and the progress is going smoothly:

  1. At 2:19 AM Eastern Time on April 29, approximately 10,000 WSOL (about $1.48 million) has been returned to the Loopscale wallet;

  2. At 3:14 PM Eastern Time on April 29, an additional 4,463 WSOL (about $660,000) has been returned to the Loopscale wallet;

  3. Yesterday, 5,000 WSOL (about $740,000) has been returned to the Loopscale wallet.

Loopscale added that they are still working towards a final resolution and will continue to provide updates.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.