RedStone has launched native price feeds on the Stellar network after a recent $10 million exploit exposed oracle vulnerabilities. The integration is meant to support Stellar’s growing DeFi experiments in lending and tokenized assets while improving on-chain price reliability.
A Moonwell oracle malfunction on Feb. 19 led to roughly $1.8 million in losses within minutes, and developers are debating whether Claude-assisted code contributed to the failure.
CrossCurve has reported an ongoing smart contract breach that has drained roughly $3 million and asked users to stop interacting with the protocol while it investigates. The team is probing the incident and monitoring affected addresses.
On-chain DEX aggregator SwapNet suffered a smart contract exploit that resulted in the loss of nearly $16.8 million in crypto assets. The breach highlights renewed security concerns around composable DeFi services.
$6.2 million stolen in the SagaEVM exploit has been traced to deposits into Tornado Cash, a privacy mixer on Ethereum used to obscure transaction histories. The move is likely to hamper recovery efforts and highlights persistent laundering routes.
Saga paused its Chainlet protocol following a reported $7 million exploit that pushed the project's dollar-pegged stablecoin down to about $0.75 and cut TVL by roughly 55% in 24 hours.
Makina Finance suffered a $4.13 million exploit after attackers manipulated the price oracle and drained its DUSD/USDC Curve pool. The incident underscores lingering oracle and stablecoin risks across DeFi.
Decentralized leverage trading platform Futureswap on Arbitrum reportedly lost about $395,000 in a suspected exploit, according to blockchain security firm BlockSec. The incident adds to a series of Arbitrum-based DeFi security events in early 2026.
Truebit’s TRU collapsed roughly 99%, falling from $0.16 to $0.0000000029 after the protocol disclosed a security breach and on-chain analysts traced the stolen Ether. The exploit is reported at about $26 million, leaving the token effectively worthless.
Blockchain security firm Cyvers flagged a suspicious on-chain transaction that appears to have targeted the Truebit Protocol, estimating losses near $26 million. The incident was reported on Jan. 8, 2026 and is under investigation.