SolidoMoney was hit by an exploit on July 28, with roughly 294 million SUPRA taken, according to a Techub News brief citing PeckShieldAlert. The alert said the attacker had already moved about 220 million SUPRA to a Gate exchange address. Around 90% of the affected funds were said to belong to the foundation. The project team has confirmed the attack but has not released the detailed cause or any compensation plan. Because most of the impacted assets were held by the foundation, direct user losses appear to be relatively limited based on the information available so far. Users connected to the project are being advised to pause interactions until an official security notice is released. No additional details on the exploit path, recovery progress, or remediation steps were disclosed in the source update.

Morgan Stanley Investment Management has rolled out two new crypto exchange-traded products, adding spot Ethereum and Solana exposure to its existing Bitcoin lineup. The new products, MSSE and MSOL, are listed on NYSE Arca with 0.14% fees and are expected to stake part of their ETH and SOL holdings, while the firm says it will not retain staking rewards. The daily roundup also highlighted several other developments. Prediction market platform Kalshi’s parlay bets have led retail traders to lose about $294 million, with research pointing to systematic overpricing in cross-event parlays. A July 21 study said 15 major x402 payment providers had 31 previously unknown vulnerabilities affecting 99% of relevant transactions during the study period, though it did not conclude that all x402 payments or Coinbase itself were vulnerable. Elsewhere, Solido Money said an attack led to the theft of about 293.7 million SUPRA, with around 220 million tokens sent to suspected Gate deposit addresses. In a separate case tied to Futu and Tiger Brokers options trading, a lawsuit brought by Susquehanna and Citadel Securities now involves more than 310 accounts, with plaintiffs seeking over $137 million in allegedly suspicious profits.

The U.S. Senate has temporarily sidelined the Clarity Act while it works through other items, narrowing the near-term window for one of the crypto industry’s most closely watched market structure bills. Majority Leader John Thune is prioritizing government nominations and a Russia sanctions bill, while this week’s schedule is also constrained by time set aside for the funeral of late Senator Lindsey Graham. Under current Senate procedure, the Clarity bill may not reach the floor until next week, just before the August 8 recess. The delay comes as large financial firms continue to line up behind the legislation. BlackRock publicly backed the bill, with Samara Cohen calling it an important step toward an investor-first digital asset framework. Franklin Templeton also voiced support, and the report said Fidelity, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, and Charles Schwab have recently expressed similar views. Policy analysts cited in the report have cut the odds of passage this year to 30%. Elsewhere in the roundup, X Money began rolling out to U.S. Premium and Premium+ subscribers. Hyperliquid said Trade.xyz is investigating the SKHYNIX perpetual contract spike incident, while South Korea is studying a rule that would cap single-stock leveraged exposure at 20% of an individual’s total financial investment products. The report also covered whale activity, market data, venture fundraising, and a series of crypto and AI industry developments.

Supra has added a personal $1 million token bounty from CEO Joshua Tobkin for any team that can prove a faster, verifiably correct parallel EVM execution engine than SupraBTM under public test conditions.

On-chain activity reviewed after the Bonzo Lend exploit suggests Supra Network had already rolled out the same oracle fix across 11 other chains before the vulnerable Hedera deployment was updated. Bonzo Lend said the oracle accepted an extreme mispricing of the attacker’s collateral asset, allowing the attacker to borrow far more than the collateral was actually worth. Roughly $9 million was taken in the weekend exploit, and another $1 million was later extracted by a white-hat hacker. The oracle came from Supra, which says its feeds are live on 67 mainnets. After the attack, Plasma’s Usmann Khan said Supra had upgraded several oracle implementations in the days before the exploit but had not updated the Hedera contract Bonzo Lend relied on. HSuite founder Tomachi Anura later said on-chain records show proxy upgrades on 11 chains from June 29 through July 3, with Hedera and Fuse patched only after the exploit. Supra’s incident report described the bug as a “cryptographic edge case,” while co-founder and CEO Josh Tobkin said “AI-assisted hacking” had found what “human eyes had missed” for two years. Protos said it has asked Supra for clarification.

As of Jan 13, 2025, SUPRA trades at ~$0.02516. This article analyzes its potential price trajectory from 2025 to 2030 based on market trends, alt season expectations, and project fundamentals, highlighting opportunities and risks in the cross-chain and DeFi sectors.

Supra (SUPRA) trades at ~$0.02516. This article forecasts its price from 2025 to 2030, highlighting cross-chain DeFi potential and alt season catalysts.

As of Jan 13, 2025, SUPRA trades at ~$0.02516. With alt season and growing DeFi adoption, we explore expert forecasts and price targets through 2030.