CrediX Vanishes Overnight Following $4.5M Crypto Heist – Website and Socials Wiped

Crypto lending platform CrediX pulls a midnight runner after hackers drain $4.5M—leaving investors staring at blank screens and deleted social accounts.

Exit Scam or Epic Fail?

No ‘we’re working on it’ post. No regulatory reassurances. Just digital cobwebs where CrediX’s online presence used to be. Classic crypto ghosting.

The $4.5M Question

Was it an inside job? A protocol flaw? The only certainty: someone’s trading stolen tokens while CrediX’s team enjoys an unplanned tropical vacation—funded by your deposits.

DeFi’s Trust Paradox Strikes Again

Another day, another ‘decentralized’ platform proving that without accountability, you’re just praying the founders aren’t sociopaths. But hey—at least the hackers paid gas fees!

CrediX, a Solana-based decentralized lending platform, suffered a $4.5 million exploit on August 4, 2025. Attackers gained admin and bridge permissions through a multi-signature wallet vulnerability, minted unbacked tokens, and drained liquidity pools. Following the breach, CrediX took its website offline and deleted social media activity, raising fears the team has disappeared. The stolen funds were bridged to ethereum via Tornado Cash. Initially, CrediX promised to recover stolen assets within 48 hours, but no recent updates have been given, leaving users worried