Disclaimer: Information found on CryptoreNews is those of writers quoted. It does not represent the opinions of CryptoreNews on whether to sell, buy or hold any investments. You are advised to conduct your own research before making any investment decisions. Use provided information at your own risk.
CryptoreNews covers fintech, blockchain and Bitcoin bringing you the latest crypto news and analyses on the future of money.
Bonk.fun platform users experienced financial losses due to a domain breach., 2026/03/12 12:41:57
Related Posts
The domain of the Bonk.fun platform, which facilitates the launch of meme coins on the Solana blockchain, has been compromised, according to the platform’s developers. Hackers gained access to the team’s account and exploited the site to steal funds from users’ wallets.
Until specialists regain control over the domain, representatives of Bonk.fun have warned that interaction with the platform is not possible. Developers reported that the attackers posted a fraudulent message on the site, requiring users to agree to new terms of service. This was designed to deceive users into signing a malicious transaction.
Some users have already reported their losses on the social network X. One individual claimed that approximately 50 SOL (around $4300) was withdrawn from their wallet, while another reported a loss of about 10 SOL (approximately $860). Additional users mentioned missing funds in the comments on Bonk.fun’s post regarding the hack.
The platform’s team has not yet disclosed the total extent of the damage. Bonk.fun clarified that only those users who signed the fraudulent agreement with the terms of use on the bonkfun domain after the breach were affected. Users who did not engage with this notification did not incur losses. Additionally, traders who interacted with Bonk tokens through third-party trading terminals were not impacted.
In early March, an unknown attacker targeted the Solv Protocol platform operating on the Bitcoin blockchain, stealing $2.7 million in cryptocurrency from its vault. The platform offered the hacker a reward of 10% of the stolen amount for the return of the funds.
The day prior, another perpetrator withdrew over $4 million from a gaming blockchain platform, but lost nearly all of the funds due to unsuccessful trading of Ethereum.
