Raydium announced it will fully reimburse users after an exploit drained about $1.3 million from five legacy liquidity pools on Solana. The attacker exploited outdated automated market maker code using a fake mint address to steal RAY, SOL, and USDC tokens. The stolen funds were partially traced moving through privacy tools like Tornado Cash, complicating recovery efforts. Raydium confirmed that active pools and current users were unaffected, and the project treasury will cover all losses from the deprecated pools to protect users.
Raydium's token (RAY) surged 90% this week to $1.75, its highest price since October 2025, outperforming most cryptocurrencies despite a broader market decline. The rally was driven by three main catalysts: StonkFun moving all new token launches to R...
The RAY token from Raydium surged nearly 97% over the past week, reaching its highest level since January. This rally was driven by a record $640,788 single-day token buyback, the launch of over 15 tokenized US equities like Boeing and Roblox on Sola...
Raydium's RAY token surged by 17.43% following a 77.7% increase in Daily Active Users to 162,085 and a 288% rise in Decentralized Exchange Trading Volume to $435.13 million. Despite stable Total Value Locked at $1.124 billion, indicating capital rete...
Raydium, Solana's leading decentralized exchange, earned nearly $440,000 in protocol revenue on September 6, its best day since July 2025. This surge was triggered by StonkFun's integration with Raydium’s LaunchLab, boosting trading volume and token ...
