ZachXBT: An early Solana whale is suspected of having been attacked, with approximately 180,900 SOL transferred
Svmuu News: “On-chain detective” ZachXBT posted on his personal channel revealing that a whale appears to have had assets stolen a few hours ago, with approximately 180,900 SOL (worth about $14.2 million) transferred under suspicious circumstances.ZachXBT stated that he collaborated with another on-chain security analyst, Specter, to analyze the relevant transactions and discovered abnormal unstaking activity at the address, as well as a cross-chain transfer of funds from the Solana network to Ethereum.Reportedly, the address belongs to one of Solana’s early participants and is linked to the Genesis block allocation. This anomalous activity involves a large amount of SOL assets; however, the specific attack method, the destination of the funds, and whether a private key leak was involved have not yet been confirmed.
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