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昨晚那根大阴线下来，$BTC 直接跌穿 80,000 大关，这就是所谓的“牛回速归”？别逗了。市场这波瀑布里，最讽刺的不是宏观上的美伊局势紧张，也不是凯文·沃什（Kevin Warsh）那点美联储的陈年旧事，而是 Solana 生态里的老牌子 Step Finance 居然在这个节骨眼上“裸奔”了。

先说重点，Step Finance 这次被黑掉 2600 多万美金（有的数据说是 3000 万），简直是给本来就脆弱的市场情绪伤口上撒了一把工业盐。这可不是什么复杂的智能合约逻辑漏洞，看链上数据，是国库钱包和费用钱包直接被端了。黑客大摇大摆地把 26 万枚 $SOL 解质押，然后转走。这说明什么？说明这根本不是什么高智商犯罪，这就是典型的私钥管理不善或者内部安防拉胯。
$STEP 币价应声腰斩，一度跌了 90%，这剧本我熟。但我想问的是，作为 Solana 生态的数据看板龙头，连自己的钱包都看不住，还怎么帮用户看资产？这不仅仅是 Step 一家的问题，这是整个 Solana DeFi 在高速增长背后的隐形炸弹。为了快，为了高并发，很多项目的多签管理简直就是摆设。
现在市场上哀鸿遍野，合约爆仓金额飙到 25 亿美金，以太坊那边更是惨不忍睹。但我反而觉得，这一刀跌得好。为什么？因为这种低级安全事故配合宏观利空，正好把那些只会跟风喊单、毫无风控意识的所谓“机构”和散户洗出去。
看看现在的盘面，$BTC 跌破 80k 后，恐慌盘涌出，大家都觉得 2026 年要凉，甚至有人喊出了“休整年”的鬼话。别傻了，主力就是在等这种时候捡带血的筹码。Step Finance 这种老牌项目的暴雷，短期看是利空 $SOL，长期看是在倒逼整个生态升级安全标准。
在这个圈子混，记住一句话：你的私钥才是你的钱，放在别人兜里的，那叫“做慈善”。这次 Step Finance 的教训够贵，但对于还活着的你们来说，现在是不是该去检查一下自己的授权，顺便看看这一地鸡毛里，还有哪些被错杀的优质资产？
这波回调到底是逃命的机会，还是抄底的前夜？ #StepFinance

Step Finance, a DeFi platform within the Solana ecosystem that brands itself as the “Home of Solana”, has disclosed a major security incident involving several of its treasury and fee-collection wallets. The breach is currently under investigation, according to an official statement released by the project team.
Nearly 262,000 SOL Unstaked and Transferred
On-chain data indicates that approximately 261,854 SOL were unstaked and moved shortly before the incident was publicly disclosed. With Solana (SOL) trading around $110, the total value of assets involved is estimated at approximately $29 million, based on assessments from blockchain security firm CertiK.
In a statement posted on X, Step Finance confirmed the breach:
“A security incident involving some of our treasury wallets occurred a few hours ago and we are actively investigating. More details will be shared as soon as possible.”
The team also called on blockchain security firms and investigators to assist with tracing the incident and identifying the root cause.
Root Cause Still Unknown
At the time of writing, Step Finance has not disclosed the underlying cause of the breach. It remains unclear whether the incident stemmed from:
a smart contract vulnerability,
compromised private keys,
access control failures,
or another attack vector.
Crucially, the project has not yet confirmed whether any user funds were affected, stating only that the known incident involves protocol-owned wallets.
STEP Token Collapses Amid Market Reaction
Following news of the security breach, STEP, the platform’s native token used for governance and staking rewards, experienced a sharp sell-off.
STEP is currently trading near $0.004
The token has fallen more than 80% within 24 hours
Step Finance operates a Solana validator node and has previously stated that 100% of validator revenue (after operational costs) is used to buy back STEP tokens, which are then distributed to xSTEP stakers. The recent incident has raised concerns about the sustainability of this mechanism in the short term.
Background: A Key Infrastructure Project on Solana
Launched in 2021, Step Finance is widely known as a portfolio visualization and analytics platform, aggregating:
LP tokens
yield farming positions
staking assets
and other DeFi exposures
across roughly 95% of protocols in the Solana ecosystem, all within a single dashboard.
Beyond its core product, Step Finance:
operates SolanaFloor, a Solana-focused news outlet
organizes the annual Solana Crossroads conference in Istanbul
In December 2024, the project acquired early-stage startup Moose Capital, later rebranded as Remora Markets, with the goal of enabling tokenized trading of major equities such as Nvidia and Tesla on Solana.
Part of a Broader Pattern of Solana-Related Security Incidents
The Step Finance breach adds to a growing list of security incidents affecting projects connected to the Solana ecosystem:
April 2025: Lending protocol Loopscale lost $5.8 million just two weeks after launch
August 2025: Decentralized credit platform CrediX suffered $4.5 million in losses after attackers gained control of a governance wallet
November 2025: South Korean exchange Upbit experienced a $37 million hack involving multiple Solana-based assets
According to Chainalysis’ year-end 2025 report, total digital asset theft exceeded $3.41 billion during the year. While DeFi-related losses remain below previous cycle peaks, security risks continue to be a major concern as total value locked (TVL) across the crypto market shows signs of recovery.
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and reflects a personal blog perspective. It does not constitute investment advice. Readers should conduct their own research before making any financial decisions. The author assumes no responsibility for any investment outcomes.
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