Twenty Thousand Solana Wallets, One Key Export, $439,000 Gone
More than 20,000 Solana wallets, nearly $439,000 in losses, and a feature whose job was to hand out the keys.
TradeWiz’s SOL PVP feature left more than 20,000 Solana wallets with nearly $439,000 in losses, per CryptoPatel’s post on X[1]. The post ties the losses to a small leak of private keys[2]. The leak traces to the feature’s own key export tool[2]. The keys were the leak, not the chain[2]. It is a private-key export tool, and twenty thousand wallets kept their keys inside it[2]. Victims the post calls verified will be paid[3].
What to do: stop using the wallet addresses and move what is left to a fresh wallet, the post says[3].
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TradeWiz's Solana security incident affected more than 20,000 wallets and involved nearly $439,000 in losses.
“TradeWiz’s SOL PVP security incident has reportedly impacted 20,000+ Solana wallets, with nearly $439,000 in losses.”
TradeWiz said the Solana incident resulted from limited private-key exposure connected to its SOL PVP private-key export feature, rather than an exploit of the Solana blockchain.
“The incident appears to be TradeWiz-related, not a Solana blockchain exploit.”
TradeWiz users were urged to stop using affected wallet addresses and move remaining funds to a fresh wallet; the post said verified victims would be compensated.
“TradeWiz SOL PVP users should immediately move remaining funds to a fresh wallet.”
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