Solana AMM Aquifer Hacked, Losing Approximately $2.5M

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A Solana-based AMM, Aquifer, was hacked on August 31, 2026, with approximately $2.5 million in assets stolen. The project has since issued a "white hat" offer via on-chain data, urging the attacker to return 80% of the funds to recovery addresses by September 3. The attacker may retain up to 20% as a bounty. If the terms are met, the team will not pursue legal action. The incident has drawn attention to altcoins to watch in the DeFi space.

BlockBeats report: On August 31, Aquifer, an automated market maker on Solana, was attacked, resulting in losses of approximately $2.5 million.


Aquifer subsequently issued a "white hat" offer on-chain, requiring the attacker to return at least 80% of the stolen assets to designated Solana and Ethereum recovery addresses by September 3, 22:00, allowing retention of up to 20% as a bounty; if the terms are fulfilled, the project team commits to refraining from filing civil litigation against the attacker.

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