Solana-based buying and selling platform Mango reportedly hit by $115 million exploit

On Tuesday night, Mango noted on Twitter that it’s “presently investigating an incident the place a hacker was capable of drain funds from Mango through an oracle value manipulation,” including that it’s disabling deposits as a precaution.

At the moment, round $117 million seems to have been drained.

Blockchain audit agency OtterSec noted that it looks like  an attacker was capable of “manipulate” their collateral on Mango, which in flip allow them to borrow outsized loans from the platform’s treasury: “They briefly spiked up their collateral worth, after which took out large loans from the Mango treasury,” OtterSec wrote.

Mango has not but confirmed the trigger for the obvious exploit. 

Fortune reached out to Mango and Solana for remark.

This potential exploit is amongst a string of hacks to hit the crypto ecosystem just lately—there have been multiple hacks today alone, and final week, a bridge utilized by crypto trade Binance was hacked for $100 million.

The Solana ecosystem has had a very tough yr: The blockchain itself has handled a number of outages, degraded efficiency, and community instability. On Sept. 30, for instance, Solana had a serious outage that took hours to get better from. Solana-based purposes have skilled safety points as effectively, together with the latest $5 million Slope Pockets hack.