Initia Chain suspected of being hacked; attacker withdraws $2.6M

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On-chain reports indicate that the Initia chain is suspected of being hacked, with attackers exploiting a vulnerability to enable infinite token minting. The attacker has already withdrawn approximately $2.6 million, with Ethereum news tracking an Ethereum address (0xDD9) holding 1,102 ETH, valued at $2.65 million. Funds were traced back to Tornado Cash. The attacker’s Initia address still holds $4.54 million in assets, including 3 million iUSD, 920,000 USDC, 400,000 AUSD, and 95 ETH. The Initia team has not yet responded.

According to Spreek monitoring, the Initia chain has been attacked, resulting in "infinite minting" of multiple tokens. The attacker has already cashed out approximately $2.6 million, with additional funds still in transit. The attacker’s Ethereum address (starting with 0xDD9) currently holds about 1,102 ETH, valued at approximately $2.65 million; the initial funds for this address originated from Tornado Cash. Additionally, the attacker’s address on the Initia chain still holds assets worth approximately $4.54 million, including 3 million iUSD, 920,000 USDC, 400,000 AUSD, and 95 ETH. As of now, Initia’s official team has not responded.

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