$BTC right now it’s reporting $83,731, down 0.77% over the past 24 hours. Tonight the loudest thing isn’t the price—it’s $NEAR .
$NEAR in the short term it dropped 8% to $4.95. The cause: this cross-chain bridge was breached, with a compromised amount of more than $3.8 million. The vulnerability was in the part where its deposit/withdrawal layer interacts with the contract. The team patched the contract within 1 hour, but a few public chains’ deposit/withdrawal services are still paused for 12 hours. On-chain investigators have also issued alerts in parallel; the case has been reported, and on-chain tracking has been activated.
What’s most worth getting clear about here is the deposit/withdrawal pipeline. When a cross-chain bridge is breached, the impact isn’t limited to one or two chains—it means the entire cross-chain “line” has to hit the pause button. This bridge has long been handling cross-chain routing and matching, and the bulk of its traffic is on this line. Once an attack starts, all assets routed through it have to find an exit. A 24h drop of 8% is already fairly restrained; if the main contract had been breached, the downside would have to be doubled.
In September, the manufacturing business confidence index was 54.5, slightly below expectations. The unemployment rate at 4.10% fell a bit further compared with August, and the cash in the market is still holding steady. Tonight’s real test isn’t NEAR—it’s whether the cross-chain bridge can plug the vulnerability within a week, and whether on-chain traffic can come back after it’s fixed.
#NEAR遭攻击 #跨链桥风险 #News
$NEAR in the short term it dropped 8% to $4.95. The cause: this cross-chain bridge was breached, with a compromised amount of more than $3.8 million. The vulnerability was in the part where its deposit/withdrawal layer interacts with the contract. The team patched the contract within 1 hour, but a few public chains’ deposit/withdrawal services are still paused for 12 hours. On-chain investigators have also issued alerts in parallel; the case has been reported, and on-chain tracking has been activated.
What’s most worth getting clear about here is the deposit/withdrawal pipeline. When a cross-chain bridge is breached, the impact isn’t limited to one or two chains—it means the entire cross-chain “line” has to hit the pause button. This bridge has long been handling cross-chain routing and matching, and the bulk of its traffic is on this line. Once an attack starts, all assets routed through it have to find an exit. A 24h drop of 8% is already fairly restrained; if the main contract had been breached, the downside would have to be doubled.
In September, the manufacturing business confidence index was 54.5, slightly below expectations. The unemployment rate at 4.10% fell a bit further compared with August, and the cash in the market is still holding steady. Tonight’s real test isn’t NEAR—it’s whether the cross-chain bridge can plug the vulnerability within a week, and whether on-chain traffic can come back after it’s fixed.
#NEAR遭攻击 #跨链桥风险 #News
