2025-12-24 14:50:34

#数字资产市场动态 Balancer Protocol revealed a major security vulnerability in November, resulting in losses exceeding $128 million — this figure is enough to draw serious attention. The law firm has initiated securities claims investigations on behalf of BAL holders, and affected investors seeking to recover their losses can now join the class action lawsuit. Once again, it's a "tuition fee" paid by the crypto market, and a reminder for investors to stay vigilant against risks.

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OnchainDetective

· 1h ago

$128 million漏洞，我早就说了这类 aggregator protocols风险太大，根据链上数据显示这笔资金流向存在明显异常... --- Wait, the law firm is acting so quickly? I need to check the recent transaction patterns of the BAL wallet address; it doesn't seem that simple. --- Here we go again, this is the truth of DeFi. Tracking multiple addresses can reveal more tricks. --- Class action lawsuit? Wake up, everyone. Lawsuits in this market only mean losing money. It's better to research on-chain evidence yourself. --- $128 million, obvious fund linkage issues. I bet five bucks that there are insiders behind this... --- So the question is, did the Balancer protocol really have a vulnerability, or are certain addresses colluding? More on-chain evidence is needed. --- No, why does it always take a "big loss" to learn risk control? The signs have been visible in the data for a long time.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 1h ago

$128 million just gone, really unbelievable... Now I have to pay tuition again --- Balancer's loss this time almost collapsed the entire pool --- Class action lawsuit? Don't count on recovering the money, it’s long gone into some dark forest --- Another security breach, another claim... This is the game we play every day --- Haha, $128 million, I don’t understand the game of the wealthy --- Why is it that every time there's a major failure, only then do people care about risk management? --- BAL really went down this time, who dares to touch it in the short term --- Law firms are also here to share the pie, the retail investors are truly being harvested from all sides --- Hey, I just want to ask, what do auditors even do? --- This is beyond impermanent loss, the thing I fear most... contract-level risks

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NonFungibleDegen

· 2h ago

bro 128M gone just like that... probably nothing tho right? been there lol, still aping in on the next one ngl

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 2h ago

1.28 billion gone, this is why I always say you should diversify your risks. Betting everything on a single protocol is really gambling with your life. --- Here we go again, every time it's the same process: vulnerability—loss—lawsuit. How much the BAL holders can recover this time is a question. --- Damn, my friend is also involved. Now it all depends on whether the law firm can really get the money back. --- Tuition fees, tuition fees. Every time I say it's tuition fees. If this keeps up, I will go bankrupt. --- Risk alert? It's a bit late to say that now; everyone has already lost money.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 2h ago

1.28 billion USD is gone just like that, hilarious. This is what we often call "smart contracts." --- Another DeFi protocol crashes, Balancer is really outrageous this time... --- Class action lawsuit? Ha, I bet five bucks it will end up being a pipe dream. --- That's why I only play in big pools; small protocols can't handle the risk. --- 1.28 billion? I just want to know whose wallet hurts the most. --- I've been saying not to touch unknown liquidity mining, and now look... --- Lawyers will make a fortune again, victims should be crying. --- Every time there's a vulnerability, it's claimed to be "the most serious," but next time there's an even "more serious" one waiting.

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CountdownToBroke

· 2h ago

Coming back with this set again? $128 million just disappeared like that, and you have to rely on lawyers to recover it. Unbelievable. --- Balancer is once again facing issues, and this time it's really serious. Completely hacked. --- Oh my god, we're about to get chopped again. Who's next this time? --- Wait, why is it always like this? Risk warnings are always after the fact? --- Class action lawsuit? Ha, good luck recovering anything. Dream on. --- $128 million evaporated directly. This is what the so-called DeFi future looks like.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 2h ago

1.28 billion in losses, this time the tuition fee is a bit expensive. But from an ROI perspective, the cost of security audits is only a small amount, and the protocol team has now lost that money. --- From the difficulty adjustment cycle, these kinds of incidents are actually part of the market deleveraging process. Victims joining lawsuits are just psychological comfort. --- Another negative example of "rushing to expand scale without proper technological iteration," similar to some mining pools that pursue hash power at the expense of stability. --- 1.28 billion, how many years would it take my 8-card mining rig to mine this amount? Hash rate profitability is actually the key to long-term survival. --- Interestingly, the ROI of this loss is even less than just holding Bitcoin. Risk management really needs to be prioritized. --- Balancer's recent actions remind me of various vulnerabilities in the past. The market should be cautious about such "layout opportunities." --- In the end, it's still a matter of poor risk isolation, similar to not properly configuring mining pool redundancy.

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