Panewslab THORChain Addresses Fake Claims of Refunds Post-Security Incident
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- •THORChain confirmed no user funds were lost in the recent security incident.
- •Fake accounts are spreading false information about refunds and compensation.
- •THORChain is investigating the incident with external security partners.
On May 16, 2026, THORChain issued a statement denying rumors of refunds, airdrops, or compensation following a security incident. The organization reported that multiple fake accounts on social media were spreading misinformation about these claims. Preliminary investigations revealed that no user funds were lost during the incident, which involved a compromise of the Asgard vault, resulting in a loss of approximately $10.7 million. THORChain is collaborating with THORSec and external security partners to investigate the incident further. Users are advised to rely only on official channels for information to avoid being misled. The team will continue to provide updates as the investigation progresses.
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