TREE NEWS update: Solana-based silver tokenization project Dominion has shut down after a September security attack that saw large amounts of SILV stolen and sold off, collapsing liquidity and wiping out operating funds. The team said most remaining liquid capital went to a refund program for pre-hack holders, who could exit at $63 per SILV. It said rebuilding liquidity and market structure would cost more than its remaining resources.
Solana Silver Tokenization Project Dominion Shuts Down After Hack
Dominion's closure is a pointed reminder that tokenized commodities carry the same smart-contract and liquidity risks as any crypto project, and that a single exploit can be terminal when the token's value depends on thin, self-provided liquidity. The refund at $63 per SILV effectively draws a line under the episode for pre-hack holders, but leaves the broader question of who absorbs losses when a tokenization venture fails. For the RWA sector, the case is less about silver than about whether projects can build market structure resilient enough to survive a breach.
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