Near Intents recovered the full $3.8 million stolen in Thursday’s exploit, with general manager Alex Shevchenko announcing Friday that the investigation was closed. The team had publicly given the attacker 48 hours to return the funds after stating it had identified them. The attacker returned the funds Friday and sent an on-chain message saying they were in the wrong. The exploit stemmed from a bug in how Near Intents’ Omni deposit and withdrawal layer interacted with its main smart contract. The cross-chain swap service, which allows token swaps across 35 blockchains and has processed over $30 billion, had pledged to fully compensate affected users.
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