In Lido on Solana, more than $ 24 millions stuck
According to Solscan, these tokens were owned by 31,585 users. There is a bug in the protocol's smart contracts that prevents stakers from withdrawing their investments. Affected stakers began to complain en masse back in mid-March
Lido, the largest player in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, has stopped supporting its protocol on the Solana blockchain. The total value locked (TVL) in Lido is more than $31 billion, according to DefiLlama. However, the service of the site on Solana lagged far behind competitors like Marinade and Jito, so they decided to close it. Last October, the Lido team announced that it would stop supporting the service on the SOL network. Users could withdraw their funds until February, when the developers finally removed the stSOL and SOL exchange interface.
However, despite this, 112,923 29 SOL remained in the protocol, which is valued at $124 million. According to Solscan, these tokens were owned by 31,585 users. There is a bug in the protocol's smart contracts that prevents stakers from withdrawing their investments. Affected stakers began to complain en masse back in mid-March.
