Bloom Trading, a cross-chain trading automation platform, said it will fully reimburse losses suffered by nine affected users, covering a total of 49 wallets. The company said the funds will be sent directly to new secure wallets designated by each user. Bloom Trading also said its team is still investigating the root cause of the incident, including whether a third-party service provider may have been compromised. Earlier, according to Foresight News citing monitoring by Onchain Lens, assets from 49 Bloom Trading user wallets were stolen, with about $954,000 transferred to an address suspected to be controlled by the attacker. Onchain Lens said the attacker took 9,408 SOL in total, and the final amount could be higher. The largest single transfer was 1,636 SOL, worth about $166,000.
Bloom Trading, a cross-chain trading automation platform, said in a post on X that it will fully reimburse losses for nine affected users, covering 49 wallets in total.
The platform said it will send the funds directly to new secure wallets designated by each user.
Bloom Trading added that its team is still investigating the root cause of the incident, including whether a third-party service provider was compromised.
Earlier, Foresight News reported, citing monitoring by Onchain Lens, that assets from 49 Bloom Trading user wallets were stolen, with about $954,000 moved to an address suspected to belong to the attacker.
According to the monitoring data, the attacker stole 9,408 SOL in total, and the final amount may be higher. The largest single transfer was 1,636 SOL, worth about $166,000.
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