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Fusion Ecosystem PlasmaVault Contract Unusual Activity: $267,000 Transferred to Tornado Cash
【BlockBeats】Another contract risk incident has surfaced. The Fusion ecosystem's PlasmaVault project experienced a fund anomaly—on January 7th, it was detected by security monitoring agencies that an abnormality occurred during a withdrawal operation.
Specifically, the newly configured "fuse" contract unexpectedly transferred all funds (approximately $267,000) to EOA address 0x9b1b within seconds. Even more alarming, these funds were immediately transferred cross-chain to the Ethereum network and ultimately sent to Tornado Cash mixer.
This operational logic is disturbingly clear—contract anomaly → rapid transfer → cross-chain circulation → mixing for anonymity, each step seems meticulously rehearsed. Although it has not yet been confirmed whether the issue stems from a contract vulnerability or private key leakage, this incident serves as a reminder: the risks in DeFi projects can sometimes hide in the most inconspicuous places. For PlasmaVault users, now is the time to reassess your positions.