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The Hack They Called "Structurally Impossible" in 2023 Just Cost Them $1.65...
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Fusion42 · 25 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Allbridge Core suffered a $1.65 million flash loan attack on Solana pools using pool-ratio manipulation—the same vulnerability class that hit its BNB Chain pools in May 2023, despite the team's public commitment to architectural fixes that would make such attacks 'structurally impossible.' The documented fix (migrating to single liquidity pools per chain) was never deployed to Solana, leaving the vulnerability in production for three years.
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If you're building a cross-chain bridge or liquidity protocol, a documented architectural fix that lives only in your blog post and not in your code is now a known liability—the market will find it within three years and extract capital at scale. Deploy your security changes everywhere or deploy nowhere, because partial coverage advertises the gap.
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