Flash News List

List of Flash News about Drift Protocol

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2026-10-21
01:11 UTC
Drift Protocol Hacker Launders 24,885 ETH via Tornado

The Drift Protocol exploiter moved another 24,885 ETH worth $61 million through Tornado Cash in the past hour, bringing the two-day total to 50,595 ETH according to @EmberCN.

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2026-10-20
04:37 UTC
Drift Protocol Hacker: Launders 25,710 ETH via Tornado

@EmberCN reports the Drift Protocol exploiter who stole $285 million in April has moved another 25,710 ETH worth $61.24 million through Tornado, leaving 81,454 ETH remaining.

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2026-10-20
02:58 UTC
MistTrack: Drift Exploiter Mixes 25,710 ETH via Tornado Cash

MistTrack reports that the Drift Protocol exploiter has mixed 25,710 ETH through Tornado Cash at address 0xAa843eD65C1f061F111B5289169731351c5e57C1.

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2026-10-20
01:25 UTC
Drift Protocol Exploiter: Deposits 25,700 ETH to TornadoCash

Lookonchain reports the Drift Protocol exploiter deposited 25,700 ETH worth $61.56M into TornadoCash after two months of inactivity while retaining 81,864 ETH valued at $195M.

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2026-10-20
00:31 UTC
Drift Protocol: Exploiter Sends $32M ETH to Tornado Cash

Onchain Lens reports the Drift Protocol exploiter transferred 13.4K ETH worth roughly $32M to Tornado Cash after two months of dormancy and still controls $224.59M across tracked wallets.

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2026-07-23
21:03 UTC
Drift Protocol Exploiter: Moves 23,095 ETH to TornadoCash

Drift Protocol exploiter deposits 23,095 ETH worth $44.4M into TornadoCash while retaining 107,165 ETH valued at $201M at $1880 ETH price levels.

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2026-07-22
23:19 UTC
Drift Protocol: Hacker Sends 5800 ETH to Tornado Cash

Drift Protocol hack sees 5800 ETH ($11.14M) moved to Tornado Cash after swap to 129066 ETH at $2154 average on Ethereum.

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2026-07-22
23:15 UTC
Drift Protocol: Exploiter Moves Funds via Tornado Cash

Drift Protocol exploiter deposits 100 ETH batches into Tornado Cash after 3 months dormant on Solana, tracked by Arkham.

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2026-05-05
23:12 UTC
Drift Protocol: Reveals $295M Hack Recovery

Drift Protocol on Solana unveils plan to repay users after $295 million hack by North Korea-linked attackers, boosting SOL price prediction amid crypto market volatility.

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2026-04-21
03:30 UTC
Drift Protocol: $285M Exploit Tied to Privileged Keys

Drift Protocol suffered a $285 million exploit on Solana; Curve's Michael Egorov notes privileged keys complicate security, amid SOL price prediction volatility.

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2026-04-17
03:11 UTC
Circle Faces Lawsuit Over $285M Drift Hack

Circle hit with class action lawsuit tied to $285M Drift Protocol hack on Solana, sparking investor recovery efforts amid crypto market volatility.

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2026-04-16
09:54 UTC
Drift Protocol: Aligns with Tether

Drift Protocol teams up with Tether for $285M exploit recovery, boosting Solana ecosystem amid SOL price prediction trends and crypto market stability.

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2026-04-16
05:18 UTC
Tether: Commits $147.5M to Drift Recovery

Tether partners with Drift Protocol for up to $147.5 million in user recovery funds, boosting Solana DeFi relaunch amid bullish SOL trends at $84.84.

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2026-04-16
04:59 UTC
Drift Protocol: Plans USDT Relaunch

Drift Protocol secures up to $147.5M from Tether for relaunch with USDT settlement after North Korean exploit, boosting Solana ecosystem recovery.

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2026-04-01
19:31 UTC
Drift Protocol Exploited: $285M Loss and $DRIFT Drops 37%

According to PeckShieldAlert, Drift Protocol has suffered a significant exploit resulting in a loss exceeding $285M, accounting for over 50% of its total value locked (TVL). Following the incident, the price of $DRIFT has plunged by 37%. The exploiters have already bridged the stolen assets from the Solana blockchain to Ethereum using the CCTP TokenMessengerMinterV2.

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2026-04-01
19:02 UTC
Trader HXiRSK Sells $SOL After Drift Protocol Exploit, Incurring $4M Loss

According to @lookonchain, trader HXiRSK, who previously purchased 91,891 SOL (worth $16.04M) at $175 seven months ago, has sold an additional 47,401 SOL (valued at $3.98M) to mitigate losses following the Drift Protocol exploit. This action has brought the trader's total losses to over $4 million, highlighting the risks associated with volatile cryptocurrency trades.

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2026-04-01
17:40 UTC
Drift Protocol Exploiter Converts $270M Stolen Assets into 129,066 ETH

According to @lookonchain, the exploiter of Drift Protocol has converted all the stolen assets, valued over $270 million, into 129,066 ETH, equivalent to approximately $273 million. This significant Ethereum transaction highlights the increasing use of ETH in major exploits and could impact its trading dynamics.

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2026-04-01
17:30 UTC
Drift Protocol Hacked: $285M Swapped into 129,000 ETH on Ethereum

According to @EmberCN, Solana-based Perp DEX Drift Protocol has suffered a significant hack, losing assets worth $285 million. The hacker reportedly transferred the stolen assets using multiple methods across chains to the Ethereum blockchain, eventually converting these into 129,000 ETH worth $278 million. This incident highlights security risks within cross-chain asset movements.

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2026-04-01
16:57 UTC
Drift Protocol Hacked, $270M Converted to 129,067 ETH

According to @OnchainLens, Drift Protocol has suffered a major hack involving over $270 million. The attacker has reportedly converted the majority of the stolen funds into 129,067 ETH, valued at approximately $277.47 million at the time of reporting. This event brings significant security concerns to the forefront for trading platforms and highlights the importance of robust safeguarding mechanisms.

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2026-04-01
14:32 UTC
Drift Protocol Exploited: $350M in Assets Moved to Ethereum and USDC

According to @OnchainDataNerd, Drift Protocol has been exploited, resulting in the transfer of over $350 million in assets to a wallet identified as HkGz4. The majority of these assets were converted into $USDC and $ETH, potentially signaling significant activity impacting these cryptocurrencies. Traders should monitor these assets for potential price volatility following the exploit.

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