2026-01-09 02:31:55

The blockchain computing scalability protocol TrueBit recently ran into difficulties. According to industry data, the project's native token TRU price dropped to $0.000002448, nearly halving within 24 hours.

More severely, on-chain data shows that TrueBit was attacked on January 8. The hacker stole 8,535 ETH, with losses amounting to as much as $26.4 million at the time. This incident dealt a significant blow to the protocol's ecosystem and once again exposed the risks of smart contract security. The market reacted strongly, and the token price plummeted accordingly.

TRU2.05%

ETH-0.77%

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VibesOverCharts

· 4h ago

Another project that got hacked, this time TrueBit, $26.4 million just gone... --- TRU is almost zero, smart contract security really needs to be taken seriously --- Hackers are so rampant, we have to watch our wallets ourselves --- Cut in half? Probably to the knees, TrueBit will have to recover for a long time --- $26.4 million, just because of a vulnerability... just thinking about it hurts --- That's why I don't touch those small projects, the risk is too high --- Smart contract audits really can't be skipped, lessons learned the hard way

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GasGrillMaster

· 01-09 03:02

Another project is finished, and this time it was hacked again, sigh. TrueBit is probably completely dead now. $26.4 million is gone, who can handle this? Contract security is really a big pit, does anyone still dare to go all-in? A half-deal isn't a big deal; the problem is the loss of confidence. I've always said these kinds of projects are risky, and now it's clear.

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NFTFreezer

· 01-09 02:50

Really? TRU got hacked again? I should have expected it; security has always been a pitfall. Bankruptcy crisis coming? How much will they have to pay this time... Once again, it's a smart contract vulnerability. When will it ever be fixed? This time, TrueBit is probably very hard to turn around; $26.4 million lost. Oh my, how many people are losing money? This is so upsetting. Forget it, just withdraw if you need to. The risk is too high.

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