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SOL Allbridge cross-chain bridge protocol was attacked and approximately US$1.65 million was stolen. Funds were transferred from Solana to Ethereum
Allbridge, the cross-chain bridge protocol, was recently attacked and lost approximately US$1.65 million. According to reports, stolen funds have been transferred across the chain from Solana to Ethereum. The incident is the latest security incident in the cross-chain infrastructure space, but key details about how the attack occurred are still limited.
reported losses of approximately US$1.65 million. As this amount is an approximation and complete technical details have not yet been confirmed, it should be regarded as a preliminary estimate rather than final conclusion.
According to the project's official website, Allbridge is a cross-chain messaging and liquidity protocol that allows users to transfer assets and stablecoins between different blockchains. The design and operation mechanism of this protocol have been explained in detail by an in-depth technical analysis article published by LI.FI.
Why the Solana to Ethereum path is important
The key detail of this incident is the transfer of funds from Solana to Ethereum. The stolen assets initially originated from the Solana side of the agreement and were subsequently transferred across the chain to Ethereum.
This cross-chain path is currently the clearest directional fact. It highlights how one exploit on one chain can quickly translate into asset landing on another chain, making tracking and potential responses more complex.
No intermediate addresses, exchanges or specific attack methods have been identified. Describing the path only as "from Solana to Ethereum" ensures that the narrative remains within what is supported by the existing information.
What will observers focus on next?
A loss of this magnitude is enough to attract the attention of affected users and the entire security community. Subsequent disclosures are likely to determine how the incident will ultimately be characterized.
The most pressing issues at the moment focus on the official response to the agreement, the tracking of stolen funds along the chain, and any possible recovery efforts. If updates are available, they are expected to be released through Allbridge's official X account.
Cross-chain bridge safety remains a recurring concern throughout the industry. Various proposals to strengthen ecosystems-including a Bitcoin proposal to protect fragile wallets-reflect the industry's continued focus on protecting user funds. How Allbridge and money tracking observers respond in the coming hours will determine the next direction of this incident.
