Solana Token launched by $80M Hackers – Crypto History is being made!

Last Updated: July 28, 2025By Lily Thompson

For the first time in crypto history, hackers behind major crypto heists, including an $80M hack, launch a token on Solana.
The hackers united and sent on-chain messages from various hack wallets, pointing to a token launch on the website Hack.Fun.

After an on-chain message has been sent from one wallet affiliated & flagged for the $80M+ hack, Hack.Fun announces a Token launch which would be the first-ever launched by a larger group of hackers.

Besides the $80m+ Orbit hack, one wallet that was investigated by ZachXBT and posted on his Twitter also is part of the Hack.Fun team, confirming this to be a larger group of Hackers.

The website has a whiteboard-like design showcasing and explaining the different individual hacks. Some users are already calling this the biggest crypto mystery.

The website has a countdown hinting at another major event in the coming days

Website: https://Hack.fun
X Profile: https://x.com/HackFunCoin
Telegram Channel: https://t.me/HackdotFun

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