According to BlockSec Phalcon, on April 30, Wasabi Protocol experienced a series of abnormal transactions across Ethereum and Base chains, with total anomalous fund flows reaching approximately $5.15 million. Initial tracking revealed that accounts funded by Tornado Cash were subsequently granted ADMIN_ROLE permissions and participated in fund movements across WasabiLongPool, WasabiShortPool, and WasabiVault.
This follows a previous attack on Wasabi Protocol that resulted in losses of approximately $2.9 million.
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