#CertiKStatsAlert 🚨
@DriftProtocol seems to be a victim of an exploit for ~$136M losses.
Funds are currently being laundered or moved.
~$109M in wallet 7RoMqGAcU7S6ESAhPDvB9iSXvASUhuoE8u7dYRxGBew9
https://solscan.io/account/7RoMqGAcU7S6ESAhPDvB9iSXvASUhuoE8u7dYRxGBew9…
Stay vigilant!

Balance: 591,505.05 SOL | View account details on Solana blockchain

Account 7RoMqGAcU7S6ESAhPDvB9iSXvASUhuoE8u7dYRxGBew9 | Solscan

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