The post Yala Injects $5.5 Million Amid Recovery Efforts appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: An unauthorized bridge led to 7.64 million USDC stolen. Attacker arrested; partial funds recovered pending review. Yala injected $5.5 million to stabilize operations. Yala, a Bitcoin liquidity and stablecoin project, confirmed that on September 14, 2025, an attacker unlawfully withdrew 7.64 million USDC, causing temporary liquidity issues. This incident underscores ongoing vulnerabilities in cross-chain bridges and its repercussions were evident in the market, amplifying liquidity concerns amid heightened retail withdrawals. Yala Faces $7.64 Million Theft via Cross-Chain Bridge An unauthorized cross-chain bridge exploited a temporary deployment key on Yala’s platform, withdrawing 7.64 million USDC and affecting the YU token’s value. On September 14, Yala’s team acted swiftly, announcing full containment of the situation on their official X account. Yala injected $5.5 million of their funds to restore liquidity, partnered with legal forces for asset recovery, and maintained that Bitcoin reserves were secure. The protocol faced market panic, driven by increased retail withdrawals from DeFi that added to liquidity challenges, impacting platforms like Euler. Yala explains that the market dynamics were significantly influenced by investor behavior Yala stablecoin depegs. In response to the incident, Vitalik Buterin emphasized the risks associated with cross-chain bridges. Yala reassured users, clarifying that unrelated wallet addresses had no connection to this event, aiming for a full resolution announcement by December 15. Law enforcement successfully arrested the attacker (Individual arrested for the Yala security incident) in Bangkok. “The Yala incident highlights the ongoing risks of cross-chain bridges and the need for more robust security frameworks in DeFi.” — Vitalik Buterin, Co-Founder, Ethereum YU Token’s Volatility Post-Attack and Market Dynamics Did you know? Yala’s quick recovery efforts after the September breach mirror past high-profile bridge exploits, such as the Wormhole hack, signalling a recurring challenge in DeFi security. CoinMarketCap reports Yala’s stablecoin, YU, currently trading at… The post Yala Injects $5.5 Million Amid Recovery Efforts appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: An unauthorized bridge led to 7.64 million USDC stolen. Attacker arrested; partial funds recovered pending review. Yala injected $5.5 million to stabilize operations. Yala, a Bitcoin liquidity and stablecoin project, confirmed that on September 14, 2025, an attacker unlawfully withdrew 7.64 million USDC, causing temporary liquidity issues. This incident underscores ongoing vulnerabilities in cross-chain bridges and its repercussions were evident in the market, amplifying liquidity concerns amid heightened retail withdrawals. Yala Faces $7.64 Million Theft via Cross-Chain Bridge An unauthorized cross-chain bridge exploited a temporary deployment key on Yala’s platform, withdrawing 7.64 million USDC and affecting the YU token’s value. On September 14, Yala’s team acted swiftly, announcing full containment of the situation on their official X account. Yala injected $5.5 million of their funds to restore liquidity, partnered with legal forces for asset recovery, and maintained that Bitcoin reserves were secure. The protocol faced market panic, driven by increased retail withdrawals from DeFi that added to liquidity challenges, impacting platforms like Euler. Yala explains that the market dynamics were significantly influenced by investor behavior Yala stablecoin depegs. In response to the incident, Vitalik Buterin emphasized the risks associated with cross-chain bridges. Yala reassured users, clarifying that unrelated wallet addresses had no connection to this event, aiming for a full resolution announcement by December 15. Law enforcement successfully arrested the attacker (Individual arrested for the Yala security incident) in Bangkok. “The Yala incident highlights the ongoing risks of cross-chain bridges and the need for more robust security frameworks in DeFi.” — Vitalik Buterin, Co-Founder, Ethereum YU Token’s Volatility Post-Attack and Market Dynamics Did you know? Yala’s quick recovery efforts after the September breach mirror past high-profile bridge exploits, such as the Wormhole hack, signalling a recurring challenge in DeFi security. CoinMarketCap reports Yala’s stablecoin, YU, currently trading at…