Mango Markets, a decentralized trading platform on the Solana blockchain, looks to be the latest victim of a massive hack within the crypto realm.

On Tuesday evening, Mango noted on Twitter that there was "an incident" involving an attacker draining funds. By Wednesday at 12:30 a.m. ET, Mango concluded that market manipulation had allowed the attacker to extract "around $100 million at the time."

https://twitter.com/mangomarkets/status/1580053208130801664?s=20u0026t=p7do-x1QWCsk7emYXE9Ozg

"As of now any Mango users with deposits on the protocol are not able to withdraw assets; This incident has effectively resulted in a total draining of all equity available," Mango tweeted.

Blockchain audit firm OtterSec also noted that it appeared an attacker "manipulated the price of MNGO up across a number of exchanges, borrowing against their unrealized MNGO gains to drain the protocol."

https://twitter.com/osec_io/status/1580019588913192960?s=20u0026t=y90oALBvBCMYFHJrdPYNAw

OtterSec and Mango both contend that this wasn't an issue with Solana oracles, and note that prices were manipulated on exchanges.

After the incident, the attacker then made a Mango governance proposal to ask for Mango token holders to waive any criminal investigation, provide a bounty, and waive any "bad debt" on the protocol. As of Wednesday morning, the vote is 99% yes, with 33,254,078 in favor.

Fortune reached out to Mango and Solana for comment but didn't immediately hear back.

This potential exploit is among a string of hacks to hit the crypto ecosystem recently—there were multiple hacks just on Tuesday, and last week, a bridge used by crypto exchange Binance was hacked for about $100 million.

The Solana ecosystem has had a particularly rough year: The blockchain itself has dealt with multiple outages, degraded performance, and network instability. On Sept. 30, for example, Solana had a major outage that took hours to recover from. Solana-based applications have experienced security issues as well, including the recent $5 million Slope Wallet hack.

This story has been updated to reflect the amount extracted during the exploit and to add details on what happened from Mango and OtterSec.

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