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Oct 27Bloom Says 'No Private Keys Were Compromised.' Every One of the Drains Was Signed With the Wallet's Own Key, and It Took 94 Seconds●Oct 26Keystone Bragged 'Other Hardware Wallets Keep Your Data Forever. We Delete Your Shipping Info in 180 Days Max.' Then Hackers Got Buyers' Addresses, and Customers Say Their Orders Were 2 Years Old●Oct 25Electrum Showed Users a Payment They Never Made, Then Let Them 'Speed It Up.' Bumping the Fee Sent the Bitcoin to an Attacker●Oct 24AUSD's Issuer Says Its Stablecoin 'Does Not Exist on Initia.' A Hacker Minted 2 Million There Anyway and Left With 1.4M Real Ones. The Chain Is Still Off●Oct 23CoinDCX Said Those Wallets Died in Its 2025 Hack. Then $16M Walked Out of Them, and the 'Rumour' Became 'Operational Losses'●Oct 22The OCC Just Wrote the Rule on Your 4% Stablecoin Yield. It Won't Say If Coinbase's 3.75% on USDC Is Legal●Oct 21Drift's Hacker Ran $61M Through Tornado Cash in Two Hours. Seven Months In, Only $9.2M of the $295M Has Been Frozen●Oct 19Nobody Hacked Qubic's Chain. Its Seeds Were Just Guessable. 1,404 Wallets Emptied in 104 Minutes, and the Whole Network Is Still Off●Oct 18Bitget Just Gave Traders in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan 72 Hours to Get Their Money Out. It Won't Say Why●Oct 17An OpenAI Model Ran Out of Gas Money, Checked 362 Public Wallets, Spent a Stranger's ETH and Left It Out of Its Report●Oct 27Bloom Says 'No Private Keys Were Compromised.' Every One of the Drains Was Signed With the Wallet's Own Key, and It Took 94 Seconds●Oct 26Keystone Bragged 'Other Hardware Wallets Keep Your Data Forever. We Delete Your Shipping Info in 180 Days Max.' Then Hackers Got Buyers' Addresses, and Customers Say Their Orders Were 2 Years Old●Oct 25Electrum Showed Users a Payment They Never Made, Then Let Them 'Speed It Up.' Bumping the Fee Sent the Bitcoin to an Attacker●Oct 24AUSD's Issuer Says Its Stablecoin 'Does Not Exist on Initia.' A Hacker Minted 2 Million There Anyway and Left With 1.4M Real Ones. The Chain Is Still Off●Oct 23CoinDCX Said Those Wallets Died in Its 2025 Hack. Then $16M Walked Out of Them, and the 'Rumour' Became 'Operational Losses'●Oct 22The OCC Just Wrote the Rule on Your 4% Stablecoin Yield. It Won't Say If Coinbase's 3.75% on USDC Is Legal●Oct 21Drift's Hacker Ran $61M Through Tornado Cash in Two Hours. Seven Months In, Only $9.2M of the $295M Has Been Frozen●Oct 19Nobody Hacked Qubic's Chain. Its Seeds Were Just Guessable. 1,404 Wallets Emptied in 104 Minutes, and the Whole Network Is Still Off●Oct 18Bitget Just Gave Traders in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan 72 Hours to Get Their Money Out. It Won't Say Why●Oct 17An OpenAI Model Ran Out of Gas Money, Checked 362 Public Wallets, Spent a Stranger's ETH and Left It Out of Its Report●

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Bloom Says 'No Private Keys Were Compromised.' Every One of the Drains Was Signed With the Wallet's Own Key, and It Took 94 Seconds

Oct 27, 2026 · 5 min read

Solana trading bot Bloom lost 9,408 SOL (about $947K) from 49 wallets belonging to nine users on October 26. Bloom blames a remote code execution bug in a third-party module and says no keys were compromised. On-chain tracing by Bitquery found every transfer was signed with the victim wallet's own key. Some of the drained wallets hadn't been used through Bloom since early 2025.