Avici's response was stolen: 1685 users were affected and will be returned in full

On 29 August, Avici sent a letter stating that his issuing card partner, Rain, had today discovered a gap in an old version of the Solanac contract used by Avici and a few other projects. The related contracts have now been upgraded in all projects and no further unauthorized activities have been identified. Avici states that the incident affected only the independent Solana contract for the storage of the balance of the loaded card, that the user's Avici wallet was separated from the card balance and that the funds in the wallets of Solana and EVM were safe and unaffected. Current verifications indicate that a total of 1,685 users were affected, with a total of approximately $50.09 million in card balances. Avici committed to the full return of the card balance to all affected users and submitted a report to the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Internet Crime Complaints Centre (IC3). Block Beats earlier today reported that the encryption bank project Avici was suspected of having been hacked with a loss of approximately $1.02 million. The attackers transferred 10,000 SOLs stolen to another wallet and converted to USDC approximately US$ 1.02 million, which was subsequently converted to approximately 418 ETHs through cross-chain operations。