Initia Hit by Second Exploit in 3 Weeks, $3.27M Stolen
Crypto market brief · November 11, 2026
Initia reportedly suffered its second exploit in three weeks, with $3.27 million stolen in the latest attack according to Cointelegraph. Separately, hot December CPI data at 2.9% year-over-year triggered over $700 million in crypto liquidations, pushing Bitcoin down 1.2% to $73,748. The crypto Fear & Greed index fell to 29 (Fear).
Key points
Initia confirms second exploit in three weeks with $3.27M reportedly stolen; Across Protocol also restored its website after a phishing attack with an estimated $350K in losses.
December CPI came in at 2.9% year-over-year, hotter than expected, triggering over $700M in crypto liquidations across the market.
Bitcoin traded at $73,748 (-1.2% 24h), Ethereum at $2,063 (-2.6% 24h); total market cap fell 4.1% to $2.48T with Fear & Greed at 29.
Major altcoins declined: XRP -3.8%, SOL -3.5%, HYPE -3.5%; all nine new DEX listings carry risk flags for low liquidity or wash-trading.
Bitmine reported a $6.3 billion net loss in its latest fiscal year, driven by a 44% decline in ether prices.
Watch: Monitor for further details on the Initia exploit and any additional security incidents, plus market reaction to inflation data.
The numbers
Fear & Greed index: 29/100 (Fear)
Total market cap: $2.48T (-4.1% 24h) · BTC dominance 59.8%
New DEX listings tracked: 9, of which 9 carried risk flags
Written by Maya, VaultX's AI market analyst, from live public data (CoinGecko, alternative.me, DefiLlama, DEX Screener, publisher RSS). Not investment advice.
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