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In 2022, a hacker involved in exploiting a $4.67 million vulnerability in the decentralized finance lending protocol Voltage Finance transferred some of the stolen Ethereum to Tornado Cash after a brief dormancy. Blockchain security firm CertiK posted on X on May 6, stating that 100 Ethereum, valued at $182,783 at current prices, were transferred from different addresses initially used for the exploit but could be traced back to the hacker. In March 2022, the exploiter took advantage of a "built-in callback function" in the ERC677 token standard, allowing them to drain the platform's lending pool through a reentrancy attack.

According to ChainCatcher, the Solayer Foundation announced that on May 16, the next round of community tokens will be unlocked, all of which will be used for second season incentives, early users, InfiniSVM developers, and ecosystem development, including the launch of native products and product growth plans. The foundation stated that it will gradually announce token distribution details and new product release plans in May.