Gate News message, on April 2, Wormhole posted on the X platform responding to the Drift Protocol attack incident. Wormhole said that users’ assets are not yet at risk, and the cross-chain bridge functionality is still operating normally. However, due to built-in security mechanisms configured for Solana, some cross-chain transfers may experience delays. Wormhole’s core contributors have been communicating with the Solana ecosystem team and will continue to provide support as needed.
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