Alert! Truebit Protocol smart contract attacked, over 8500+ ETH stolen

2026-01-09 04:00:10

【CryptoWorld】A serious security incident targeting blockchain scalability protocols has just come to light. The Truebit Protocol official announcement states that their platform was attacked by malicious actors, and the affected smart contract address is “0x764C64b2A09b09Acb100B80d8c505Aa6a0302EF2”.

It is reported that this security vulnerability resulted in the theft of over 8500 ETH, with significant losses. The project team has reported the incident to law enforcement and is currently activating emergency response plans.

If you hold assets related to this contract or are interacting with it, it is strongly recommended to stop all operations immediately. Until further official notice is issued, please do not transfer any funds to this contract address. The project team promises to promptly publish the latest updates and solutions through official channels.

This incident serves as a reminder that even well-known Web3 protocols can face security risks. Users should verify and exercise caution before interacting with any smart contract, and avoid blind participation.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 5h ago

8,500 ETH just lost, Truebit really had a major failure this time Here we go again, why is it always like this? Where are the security audits, everyone? TruebitProtocol sounds pretty reliable, but what’s the reality... Hurry up and check if you’ve ever interacted with that address, why do I feel anxious every now and then? Forget it, now we have to wait for the official "full emergency response plan," it sounds exhausting Contract being attacked is now a common occurrence, right? What a pitfall, almost threw my idle funds in, luckily I didn’t move them This is why I never test on the mainnet, I always go to Goerli How many of these incidents happen in a month? I really can’t take it anymore This wave has solidly educated a bunch of newcomers on what high risk means

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BearMarketGardener

· 01-09 09:04

8500 ETH is gone just like that, unbelievable --- Another well-known project crashes, this time really brutal --- Truebit also got caught, this circle is too deep --- Quickly check your positions, no one can avoid this kind of thing --- Contract vulnerabilities are always hard to prevent, really exhausting --- It's already 2024 and still falling into such pits, I'm convinced --- 8500 E is gone just like that, can the project team afford to compensate? --- Stop interacting immediately, is it too late? --- Where is the security audit? How did such a loophole pass? --- I told you not to all-in on a single protocol, now you're regretting it, right

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PretendingSerious

· 01-09 04:25

8500 ETH just lost like that, I really can't hold it together anymore --- It's another contract vulnerability, when will it finally stop --- Now it's all good, even well-known projects are not safe --- Quickly check your own address, I was so scared --- Truebit took a big hit this time, trust level plummeted --- Why does this kind of thing keep happening, I need to be more careful --- I always say you should be cautious when holding tokens, this time it proved right --- 8500 ETH, this amount of money could do a lot --- Can law enforcement recover it, feels hopeless --- I've wanted to say this for a long time, contract audits are really crucial

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-09 04:23

8500 ETH lost, this is the price of trust --- Once again, smart contract vulnerabilities—feels like this pattern never ends --- Truebit's recent crash was thorough; it should have undergone more audits --- Brothers holding positions, hurry and run, don’t wait for official notices --- Well-known projects can also be attacked; no one in this industry can sleep peacefully --- Contract security issues need attention, or assets will be wasted --- 8500 ETH, how many people lost everything --- A reminder once again that we shouldn’t put all eggs in one basket --- Nowadays, even reputable projects are unsafe; who can be trusted? --- Quickly blacklist the contract address, don’t let a tragedy happen again

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-09 04:17

I generated 5 comments with different styles, each between 3-20 words: 1. 8500 ETH? How much is that? Gone in an instant. 2. More of this trash again, seems like expansion projects are all scams. 3. Quickly check your wallet, don’t let yourself fall victim too. 4. Even well-known projects can be attacked, who can we trust? 5. I told you not to touch unfamiliar contracts, just watch now.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-09 04:16

8500 ETH just lost like that, I really can't hold it anymore --- Truebit has also fallen? These days, no protocol is safe --- Another smart contract vulnerability, when will this stop --- Damn, luckily I didn't touch this, it’s terrifying --- Large withdrawals this time are truly incredible, it's outrageous --- Passed the audit but still got breached? Truly outrageous --- Is this a warning of a rug pull, or is it really just a vulnerability --- Losing 8500 ETH is really painful, victims' mentality is about to explode

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