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Odaily reports: According to on-chain detective Specter, the Bloom drainer stole nearly $1 million and moved the funds in a manner consistent with handling eight-figure amounts. The transaction patterns suggest the operation may have been automated, including repeated splitting, consolidation, and cross-chain transfers through thousands of addresses. The attacker used 2,152 unique routing and destination addresses, of which 1,326 were Solana addresses, 822 were EVM addresses, and 5 were Zcash addresses. The attacker also bridged to Zcash, with 26.099 ZEC entering the Sapling shielded pool.
According to a post by Bloom Trading, in response to recent wallet asset theft incidents, the platform stated it will fully compensate nine affected users (49 wallets in total) for all financial losses, and will transfer the compensation funds directly into new secure wallets designated by the users, without the need to establish a special compensation fund.
Odaily reports: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Bloomtrading users have reported wallet asset theft, with approximately $954,000 in funds transferred to a suspected theft address. A hacker stole 9,408 SOL from 49 victims through a theft wallet, and the final amount may be higher. The largest single theft was 1,636 SOL, worth approximately $166,000. Users are reminded to disconnect immediately and transfer funds to a new wallet.