Orca CEO: Unaffected by Drift attack incident, user funds remain secure
Foresight News reported that Michael Hwang, CEO of Solana liquidity protocol Orca, stated on Twitter that Orca was not affected by the Drift attack incident and user funds are safe. Its smart contracts have passed audits by four independent audit firms, and its operational security (Opsec) measures were also recently reviewed by external security consultants.
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