Wanchain (WAN)

Wu reported that the cross-chain infrastructure project Wanchain said that on July 20 its Cardano cross-chain bridge was attacked, resulting in the theft of NIGHT tokens. The team is proposing a white‑hat settlement to the attacker. Wanchain demands the attacker return 90% of the stolen tokens by 12:00 UTC on August 6, with the remaining 10% eligible as a white‑hat reward; if the tokens are returned on time, the team will not file a civil lawsuit. Wanchain stated that it has contacted blockchain analysis firms and relevant exchanges to monitor and flag the involved addresses, and has provided Cardano and Ethereum addresses for the fund return. https://t.co/XCxqm9LJ3b

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Our Crypto OG reviewers note that Wanchain $WAN remains one of the longest running cross chain infrastructure projects with nearly a decade of continuous development and a strong reputation for technical reliability. The team has consistently focused on building secure interoperability rather than chasing hype but market attention has shifted toward newer bridge protocols, leaving network activity and liquidity relatively modest. Recent events also remind investors that cross chain infrastructure carries real risks. Just this week, Wanchain’s Cardano bridge suffered an exploit that resulted in the theft of approximately 515 million NIGHT tokens, highlighting how vulnerabilities in bridge infrastructure can impact ecosystem confidence even when the core network itself remains operational.

Can Wanchain’s years of reliable infrastructure and builder focused development overcome declining market attention or has the cross chain sector already moved on to newer alternatives?

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