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Some Bloom Trading users have collectively been hacked for a total of $950,000, and the official team has stated that an investigation is underway.
· Source: BlockBeats
BlockBeats news, October 26 - Users of cross-chain trading automation tool Bloom Trading may have experienced a mass theft, with approximately $954,000 in funds transferred to suspected theft addresses. Hackers stole 9,408 SOL from 49 victims from one of their theft wallets, and the final figure may be much higher. The largest single theft amounted to 1,636 SOL (approximately $166,000). Users are advised to disconnect immediately and transfer funds to new wallets. In response, Bloom Trading officially stated that its team is currently investigating the issue, and other wallets remain secure. Out of extreme caution, some services will be temporarily suspended, and efforts are underway to restore them as soon as possible.
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