Volo said that it has recovered the remaining roughly 64.9 ETH tied to the recent exploit, pushing total net loss down to about $60,000. In the same recovery update, the protocol said it will absorb that residual loss out of pocket to make all affected users whole.
Recovery Update #5 – Volo Vaults
Good news, more funds have been recovered.
We have successfully recovered the remaining ~64.9 ETH the attacker acquired.
With this recovery, our total net loss is now down to ~$60K, which Volo will cover out of pocket to make all affected… https://t.co/UcCEQKKRDW
— Volo (@volo_sui) April 28, 2026
The update matters because the original breach removed about $3.5 million in WBTC, XAUm, and USDC from Volo Vaults before the team began containment and recovery efforts. Based on Volo’s posts, the protocol has now clawed back nearly all of the stolen value, materially reducing the financial damage left on its balance sheet and for impacted users.
For now, the next point to watch is the protocol’s broader follow-up after the recovery phase. The immediate signal from the latest update is that Volo has narrowed the loss to a relatively small remainder and is positioning user restitution as a completed commitment rather than an open question.
Source: Volo on X.
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