Two DeFi exploits hit Solana within 24 hours as SOL tests critical $75 support, while Morgan Stanley, SBI, and Ondo Finance deliver major institutional signals. On-chain RWA inflows, leveraged long exits, and a TD Sequential buy signal set up a defining moment for the ecosystem.
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Two DeFi exploits hit the Solana ecosystem within twenty-four hours, and the token is sitting on critical support near seventy-five dollars. That's the setup today.
On the security side, DeFiTuna, a Solana-based lending protocol, lost five hundred and eighty thousand dollars in USDC. The vulnerability targeted a lending pool through a smart contract flaw.
The second incident involved Across Protocol's Solana deployment. A relayer operated by Risk Labs was attacked.
Now the other side of the ledger. Three institutional partnerships landed in roughly forty-eight hours, and the combined signal is harder to dismiss than any single announcement.
The real-world asset numbers sit underneath all of this and they're the strongest fundamental signal in today's data. Solana pulled in nine hundred million dollars in RWA inflows over the past thirty days and posted eight point six eight billion dollars in transfer volume, up over one hundred and five percent month-over-month.
The core tension here is a structural one. Solana's adoption infrastructure is being built at an institutional level while the token price reflects macro deleveraging and short-term risk appetite.
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