DeFi hacks hit $629 million in April, the highest monthly losses in more than a year, according to the CoinDesk as carried by AMBCrypto.
AMBCrypto’s report focuses on a smaller-but-telling incident. It asks whether ZetaChain ignored a bug report that could have prevented a $334K exploit.
The core claim in the provided source text is straightforward. AMBCrypto frames the question as a potential security failure involving ZetaChain and a reported bug. It links that alleged inaction to the later exploit amount of $334K.
From what’s included here, the article does not provide enough technical detail to verify the bug report’s contents, the specific vulnerability, or the steps that were taken after the report. The only concrete figures in the provided excerpt are the overall April losses of $629 million and the exploit size of $334K.
If the bug report story holds up, it’s a familiar lesson in crypto security. Alerts do not stop exploits by themselves. Teams still have to triage them, fix issues, and communicate outcomes. In the meantime, any asset exposure tied to ZetaChain should be treated as a risk, not a guarantee of safety.