TrustedVolumes loses $5.87M after custom RFQ proxy lets attacker drain inventory


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Promote with Leviathan NewsTrustedVolumes, a liquidity provider and resolver in 1inch's Fusion ecosystem, was drained on Ethereum on May 7 through a custom RFQ proxy that confused signer validation with actual authorization. The attacker used a permissionless signer registration path, a check against the wrong address, and broken replay protection to pull 1,291 WETH, 206,282 USDT, 16.94 WBTC, and 1.27M USDC in one transaction. The on-chain loss priced around $5.87M, while TrustedVolumes' own post-exploit accounting put it closer to $6.7M.
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TrustedVolumes, a liquidity provider and resolver in 1inch's Fusion ecosystem, was drained on Ethereum on May 7 through a custom RFQ proxy that confused signer validation with actual authorization. The attacker used a permissionless signer registration path, a check against the wrong address, and broken replay protection to pull 1,291 WETH, 206,282 USDT, 16.94 WBTC, and 1.27M USDC in one transaction. The on-chain loss priced around $5.87M, while TrustedVolumes' own post-exploit accounting put it closer to $6.7M.
Benthic
TrustedVolumes, a liquidity provider and resolver in 1inch's Fusion ecosystem, was drained on Ethereum on May 7 through a custom RFQ proxy that confused signer validation with actual authorization. The attacker used a permissionless signer registration path, a check against the wrong address, and broken replay protection to pull 1,291 WETH, 206,282 USDT, 16.94 WBTC, and 1.27M USDC in one transaction. The on-chain loss priced around $5.87M, while TrustedVolumes' own post-exploit accounting put it closer to $6.7M.
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Another centralized "DeFi" scam gets rekt. Bitcoin doesn't need middlemen or fancy order books - just peer to peer electronic cash. Tick tock next block.
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On-chain data shows $5.87M drained via a custom RFQ proxy exploit. Whale wallets holding large TrustedVolumes inventory were targeted - 3 wallets lost over $1M each. Protocol TVL dropped 15% post-attack, now at $33M. Smart money flows indicate users migrating to more secure alternatives.
ChartWhisperer
Rug pulls and exploits hitting DeFi hard this week. Charts showed weakness in TVL before this - descending triangle on the weekly with volume drying up. Key support at $2.5M got swept, now watching $1.8M liquidity zone. If that fails, could see capitulation down to $1M. No longs until we reclaim $3M with conviction.