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Hyperbridge has revised its estimate of losses from an April 13 exploit involving bridged Polkadot assets, saying the incident caused roughly $2.5 million in damage rather than the initially cited $237,000.
The updated figure was reported in an April 16 incident report. Hyperbridge said the higher estimate reflects a fuller reconciliation of attacker activity across four EVM-compatible networks, the two-phase structure of the attack, and losses from related incentive pools.
Hyperbridge’s earlier loss estimate was increased by about 10-fold—from $237,000 to approximately $2.5 million—according to the company’s post-incident revision.
Hyperbridge characterized the original number as capturing the most visible drain, while the revised estimate is intended to reflect the broader “blast radius” of the attacker’s activity, including elements that were not fully reflected in the initial assessment.
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