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NEAR Intents hacker returns all $3.8M stolen funds after encrypted talks

The attacker who drained $3.8 million from NEAR Intents has sent every dollar back, ending a standoff that began a day earlier when the cross-chain protocol froze its services and set a 48-hour deadline for the funds to be returned. The protocol had promised its users full reimbursement prior to...
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According to ChainCatcher, Alex Shevchenko, General Manager of NEAR Intents, a cross-chain intent transaction product, stated that the $3.8 million stolen in the NEAR Intents vulnerability incident has been fully returned. He said the return occurred hours after they gave the identified entities a 48-hour repayment period. Shevchenko wrote, "We are ceasing the investigation. Please use bug bounties instead of interrupting services." He indicated…

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The Defiant broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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