TREE NEWS reports: A flash-loan attacker drained about $1 million in USDC from a tranche vault on Avalanche tied to Valinor Digital and Fence, security firm Blockaid said. The attacker used borrowed funds to mint inflated shares and then cashed out the USDC held by the vault.
Flash-Loan Attacker Drains ~$1M USDC From Avalanche Tranche Vault
The mechanics matter more than the size: inflated share minting through borrowed capital points to a pricing or accounting flaw in how the tranche vault values deposits, not a key compromise. That distinction affects how other structured vaults on Avalanche and similar tranche designs are assessed, since the exploit pattern could be replicated wherever share issuance relies on manipulable inputs. Whether the loss is contained to this vault and whether the design flaw is isolated or shared across comparable products is the open question worth watching.
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