Crypto Hack News: WEMIX Confirms $6.25M Security Breach

Crypto hack news: WEMIX confirms $6.25M security breach

Crypto Hack News: How the WEMIX $6.25M Attack Happened

WEMIX crypto hack news broke on July 26, 2026, when $WEMIX confirmed a security breach involving its $WEMIX stablecoin contract. The incident centers on unauthorized token issuance and a fund transfer worth roughly $6.25 million, according to WEMIX's official update.

WEMIX Hit by $6.25M Hack

Source: X @WEMIX

Official Details

Key facts confirmed by $WEMIX's official announcement:

  • The abnormal transactions occurred at 18:17 on July 26, 2026 (UTC+9).

  • Ownership of a $WEMIX-related contract was compromised.

  • The attacker used that access to issue $WEMIX without authorization and move USDC.e to outside addresses.

  • The exact cause is still under investigation, with external security experts also reviewing the incident.

  • $WEMIX is inspecting related contracts and other contracts with similar structures.

How It Happened

Per the official report, here is how the funds moved:

  • Around 5,225,525 $WEMIX tokens were issued without permission.

  • That amount was converted into 30,736 $WEMIX and 724,198.27 USDC. e.

  • The USDC.e moved through bridges to Ethereum and BSC.

  • Funds were then swapped into assets including ETH and USDT.

  • A portion was deposited into centralized exchanges.

It confirmed via its official X account that it is working with exchanges and stablecoin issuers to freeze the attacker's addresses, and some exchanges have already completed freeze measures.

Precautionary Measures to Protect User Assets 

This crypto hack news led WEMIX to move fast to limit the damage. Here is what got paused:

Area

Action Taken

Bridges

All WEMIX3.0 bridges suspended, including Chainlink CCIP and the PLAY Bridge

Liquidity Pools

Trading paused on $WEMIX-USDC.e, $WEMIX-WEMIX, CROW−WEMIX, CROW-$WEMIX, CROW−WEMIX, TIPO-WEMIX, PLAY−WEMIX, PLAY-$WEMIX, and PLAY−$WEMIX.

Foundation Liquidity

$WEMIX Foundation withdrew its liquidity immediately

$WEMIX Module & PNIX DEX

Temporarily suspended, along with related backend systems

NFT Marketplace

Trading and bidding disabled

Games

Blockchain-linked content inspected and restricted in certain titles

Users with funds tied to these paused services will need to wait for $WEMIX to lift the restrictions before resuming normal activity.

Market Impact

This crypto hack news has clearly weighed on the price of $WEMIX. Verified data from CoinMarketCap as of writing:

Metric

Value (24h)

Price ($WEMIX)

$0.2132

24h Change

-9.15%

Market Cap

$106.25M (-9.2%)

24h Volume

$2.96M (+123.82%)

Conclusion

$WEMIX says the investigation is still in its early stage and that figures may change as more details come in. The team has prioritized stopping further losses over rushing out a full explanation, and it says updates will follow as recovery efforts progress. This crypto hack news is a reminder that even established gaming-focused blockchains carry real contract-level risk, and users should rely only on $WEMIX's verified official channels for updates.

Disclaimer 

This article is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.

Bablu Singh Nirwan

About the Author Bablu Singh Nirwan

English Blog Writer at coingabbar.com

Bablu Singh Nirwan is a passionate Content Writer with 6 months of experience in writing informative and engaging content related to blockchain, cryptocurrency, Web3, and digital finance. He has a strong ability to research emerging trends, simplify technical topics, and create SEO-optimized articles that provide value to a wide audience. His work emphasizes clarity, originality, and accuracy while covering market updates, educational content, and industry insights. Dedicated to continuous learning, Bablu stays informed about the latest developments in the crypto space and is committed to producing impactful content that keeps readers informed and engaged.

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