Lazy Summer Protocol Hack: $6.04M Stolen
July 5, 2026 · ethereum
Reported by DeFiLlama, as of 2026-09-16 23:48 UTC
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Estimated Loss$6.04M
Chainethereum
DateJuly 5, 2026
Attack typeContract exploit
Attacker addressNot established
Traced by ChainHint
Not established
No attacker address has been published for this incident, so there is nothing to trace from. DeFiLlama has never carried one.
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In ChainHint's incident archive
No earlier incident at Lazy Summer Protocol is recorded in our archive.
Contract exploit — 17 incidents of this kind in the 90 days before this page was built, $265M in total, among the incidents ChainHint lists.
Lazy Summer Protocol hack: the facts
- How much was stolen in the Lazy Summer Protocol hack?
- DeFiLlama reports $6.04M stolen from Lazy Summer Protocol on ethereum.
- Who was hit in the Lazy Summer Protocol hack?
- Lazy Summer Protocol, on ethereum, on July 5, 2026. Attack type: contract exploit.
- Where did the Lazy Summer Protocol funds go?
- Not established. No attacker address has been published for this incident, so no funds have been traced.
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