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Neutral Trade Update: The Neutral Strategy Vault is completely secure, with no losses incurred
Bitunion News reports that, ME News reports, on April 10 (UTC+8), Solana ecosystem quantitative strategy sharing platform Neutral Trade posted on X that, due to the impact of the Drift attack incident on the platform and its users, the team is currently waiting for the results of Drift’s further investigation. The update is as follows: all “Drift Architecture” vaults have been suspended and removed from the homepage, but users can still view the related positions on the portfolio page; the homepage currently only displays the “Neutral Strategy” proprietary strategy vaults of this type, which are operating normally and have not incurred any losses; the “Neutral Strategy” vaults have been independently audited by three firms—Halborn, Offside Labs, and Quantstamp—and have been integrated with FORDEFI enterprise-level security solutions. Although the NT Earn vault previously had Drift position configurations, when the attack occurred, the Neutral risk engine automatically detected anomalies and withdrew the funds in advance to Jupiter Lend and Kamino, with no losses incurred. In addition, it will continue to advance security upgrades and consider joining the Solana Foundation-supported STRIDE ecosystem security plan. Bitunion News previously reported that Neutral Trade lost approximately $3.67 million due to the Drift attack incident.