$NEAR Intents just got drained for $3.5M (~128M baht). Team says they'll refund everyone, but the hacker already converted it to $BTC.
Ironic timing: days before this, the same system blocked $50M tied to the Bitget hacker. No confirmed link between the two incidents yet.
Another day, another cross-chain bridge exploit. If you're still aping into protocols with complex multi-chain setups without checking their audit history, you're basically gambling with house money — except the house is a smart contract written by a 3-person team.
Ironic timing: days before this, the same system blocked $50M tied to the Bitget hacker. No confirmed link between the two incidents yet.
Another day, another cross-chain bridge exploit. If you're still aping into protocols with complex multi-chain setups without checking their audit history, you're basically gambling with house money — except the house is a smart contract written by a 3-person team.
