Raydium Hack

Reported loss $1.3M
Solana
Other

What happened

On June 10, 2026, an exploit of Raydium's legacy AMM V3 program removed roughly $1.34 million from five inactive Solana liquidity pools. Raydium said the program had been phased out in 2021, no current users could access the pools through the interface, and losses would be compensated from the protocol treasury.

How it happened

  1. The attacker targeted inactive pools that still used Raydium's deprecated AMM V3 program.
  2. They bypassed the program's LP-mint validation and created new liquidity-provider tokens.
  3. Those tokens bypassed the intended proportional-withdrawal checks, enabling unauthorized removal of liquidity from the legacy pools.

Protocol details

Classification Exchange (DEX) / Token & Share Accounting
Protocol Type Exploit/Other
Implementation language Rust
Protocol links Website @Raydium

Market Context at Time of Hack

Token Price at Hack $0.5753
Market Cap at Hack $154.8M
Reported loss / token market cap 0.87%
Token Categories
Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Token DeFi Derivatives AMM DEX Solana Ecosystem PetRock Capital Portfolio Binance Ecosystem
Protocol Links
Discord

Evidence

Same attack technique

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