$2M Vanishes From Bedrock. And It Wasn’t a Hack.
It wasn’t DeFi.
It wasn’t a protocol flaw.
It was someone on the inside.
A former Fuzzland employee infiltrated Bedrock’s UniBTC protocol.
Planted malicious code.
And disappeared with $2 million in crypto.
No brute force. No outsider access.
Just one silent supply chain attack triggered from inside a developer’s laptop.
And the worst part?
Bedrock flagged the vulnerability weeks earlier.
But it was dismissed as a “false positive.”
This wasn’t just theft.
It was betrayal built into the system.
Now the crypto world is asking:
How many other protocols are quietly compromised?
How many “false alerts” are actually ticking bombs?
If your dev environment isn’t bulletproof neither is your DeFi protocol.
The investigation is global.
Fuzzland repaid the loss.
But the trust damage? Still unfolding.
