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Wormhole virtually killed Solana DeFi — now works with Blackrock, Hamilton Lane

By Editorial Board Published July 17, 2025 2 Min Read
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Wormhole virtually killed Solana DeFi — now works with Blackrock, Hamilton Lane

Wormhole, the Solana-Ethereum bridge that was hacked for $300 million again in 2022, has ties to FTX, and virtually prompted catastrophic insolvencies throughout Solana’s DeFi ecosystem, has earned a partnership with a $956 billion asset supervisor.

Backed and bailed out by Bounce Crypto, Wormhole introduced in the present day that Hamilton Lane’s Senior Credit score Alternatives Securitize Fund will use Wormhole interoperability for its Optimism and Ethereum tokens.

Particularly, Hamilton Lane will now help native issuance of a securitized SCOPE token on each Ethereum and Optimism.

Wormhole and Bounce had been on the heart of a sequence of scandals in 2022 as crypto markets careened 65% from $2.4 trillion to lower than $840 million.

Solana (SOL) plummeted 93% from $55 billion to below $3.7 billion throughout these 12 months because it led the decline on the again of its affiliation with Sam Bankman-Fried and his bankrupt FTX trade.

Wormhole was Solana’s prime bridge that 12 months.

Issues bought so dangerous that Bounce needed to bail out Solana DeFi protocols with money injections in Wormhole — and coordinate with Solana insiders to convey the blockchain itself again on-line after a number of mainnet outages.

Wormhole provides even greater asset managers

Regardless of this troubled previous, together with the $300 million exploit that its guardian firm in the end needed to cowl, Wormhole has graduated to greater Wall Road offers in recent times.

Certainly, it boasts that it now secures multi-blockchain entry for BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund, in addition to Apollo’s ACRED fund.

At this time’s addition of Hamilton Lane, which manages virtually $1 trillion throughout is generally non-crypto divisions, is putting additional distance between the Wormhole asset bridge of in the present day and the beleaguered DeFi chokepoint of 2022.

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