Bitget Criticizes DeFi Protocols Over $387.5M Hack Recovery
Bitget criticized certain DeFi protocols for refusing to assist in tracing stolen funds following a $387.5 million hack, while crediting NEAR Intents for blocking laundering attempts.

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Bitget criticized certain DeFi protocols for refusing to assist in tracing stolen funds following a $387.5 million hack, while crediting NEAR Intents for blocking laundering attempts.


Bitget criticized certain DeFi protocols for refusing to assist in tracing stolen funds following a $387.5 million hack, while crediting NEAR Intents for blocking laundering attempts.

NEAR Intents suffered a $3.8 million loss due to a smart contract bug but pledged full user compensation after patching the vulnerability.

The attacker who drained $3.8 million from NEAR Intents returned all funds after a 48-hour deadline and encrypted negotiations, ending the incident without permanent loss.

Cross-chain protocol NEAR Intents suspended services and froze withdrawals on eleven networks after a smart contract vulnerability led to the theft of approximately $3.8 million.

NEAR Intents paused services after a smart contract bug caused a $3.8 million exploit, with the team pledging full reimbursement for affected users.

NEAR Intents patched a smart contract flaw causing $3.8 million in losses, promising full reimbursement and issuing a 48-hour ultimatum to the identified attacker.

NEAR Intents suspended cross-chain swap services on October 1 after a smart contract bug caused an estimated $3.8 million loss, with full user reimbursement promised.

NEAR Protocol price dropped approximately 8% to $4.91 after a $3.8 million exploit in NEAR Intents halted cross-chain swaps and suspended operations.

NEAR Protocol patched a vulnerability in its NEAR Intents infrastructure after an exploit stole $3.8 million, suspending deposits and withdrawals for 12 hours.

NEAR Intents disclosed a security breach on October 1, 2026, resulting in the theft of over $3.8 million from its BSC hot wallet due to an infrastructure bug.

NEAR Intents blocked over $50 million in attempted transfers linked to the recent $387.5 million Bitget security breach, while THORChain declined similar requests.

NEAR Intents refused over $50 million in attempted swaps from the Bitget hack, freezing $503,000 mid-execution while waiving its potential bounty share.
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