Solv Protocol announced a vulnerability in its single BRO Vault, affecting fewer than 10 users with a loss of approximately $2.7 million in SolvBTC. Other funds are secure, and preventive measures have been taken. The official team has contacted the hacker and will offer a 10% white-hat bounty in exchange for the return of the funds.

Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate has decided to delist trading markets for 30 tokens, including POWERLOOM, ZAP, NVIR, PBX, MNRY, HAT, EARNM, VICE, FST, LBLOCK, ELIX, ELIZA, GET, VIA, SGC, SKAI, 1, GPT, DPET, EQ, EMPIRE, ELDE, CNNS, MYTH, HARD, TROY, MICHI, OVPP, ROOST, and other tokens. Gate has suspended deposit services for these tokens, and on March 11, 2026, at 11:00 (UTC+8), trading services for these tokens will be suspended. Regarding contract trading, on March 5, 2026, at 15:30 (UTC+8), the relevant contract trading markets will switch to a position reduction-only mode. The next day at 16:00 (UTC+8), contracts will be automatically settled based on the average index price during the half-hour before trading stops. Unfilled orders will be automatically canceled. Users holding positions should adjust their strategies in advance; otherwise, forced liquidation will occur. After the trading markets are offline, users with open positions can withdraw the relevant tokens. Users who still hold the relevant tokens stored on Gate after March 25, 2026, can apply for buyback. Gate will repurchase at the specified price, with a maximum individual compensation limit of 100 USDT. The application period is from March 25 to April 1, 2026.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that cross-chain smart contract platform Neutron announced on X that a white-hat hacker discovered a vulnerability through its bug bounty program. A fix is currently being developed, and the order book and super vault (deposits, withdrawals, etc.) functions have been suspended. They expect to relaunch on March 9. Neutron added that the platform's funds are currently secure and unaffected, and users do not need to take any further action.

Decentralized anonymous lottery protocol Foom Cash lost approximately $2.26 million due to a security vulnerability. White hat hackers intervened in time to recover $1.84 million. The issue stemmed from a misconfiguration of the Groth16 verifier. White hat hackers collaborated with security companies to protect the funds and received bounties and security fees.

Foresight News reports that, according to CertiK monitoring, the privacy gaming project FOOMCASH experienced a vulnerability exploitation event (or white-hat rescue operation) in its lottery contract, involving approximately $1.8 million. The root cause of the vulnerability may be related to its Groth16 verifier setup, allowing attackers to repeatedly collect ZOOM tokens when all other inputs remain the same.