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Summary

Voltage Finance (formerly FuseFi) is a decentralized finance protocol operating on the Fuse Network, offering token swapping, lending, liquidity farming, and cross-chain bridging via an automated market maker. The protocol has been the subject of two confirmed security exploits: a March 2022 reentrancy attack that drained approximately $4.67 million from its lending pools via a third-party partner (Ola Finance), and a March 2025 insider-related exploit of its Simple Staking pools resulting in approximately $322,000 in losses. No funds were recovered in either incident as of the time of this investigation.

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    Timeline(10 events)

    December 2021

    Voltage Finance (then FuseFi) closes initial private funding round at $2.3 million.

    PR Newswire

    5 February 2022

    Meter.io bridge exploited for $4.4 million; Hundred Finance loses an additional $3.3 million in a related incident. Voltage Finance is not directly affected but the broader Fuse/Compound-fork ecosystem is put on notice.

    CoinTelegraph

    21 February 2022

    Voltage Finance closes $3.4 million total private round and announces VOLT governance token TGE details; protocol rebrands from FuseFi.

    PR Newswire

    3 March 2022

    VOLT token generation event (TGE) and listing on Voltage Finance DEX.

    Fuse Network News

    15 March 2022

    Hundred Finance and Agave protocols exploited via similar ERC-677 reentrancy vulnerability, losing approximately $11 million combined — a warning sign for Compound-fork protocols using ERC-677 tokens.

    Crypto Briefing

    31 March 2022

    Voltage Finance lending pool (deployed with Ola Finance) drained for approximately $4.67 million via ERC-677 reentrancy exploit. Attacker uses flash loan from Voltage's own AMM to fund the attack.

    Ola Finance — Post Mortem

    April 2022

    Ola Finance and Voltage Finance publish transparency reports; funds flagged on Etherscan, Circle contacted to freeze USDC portion. Funds are bridged to Ethereum and remain unrecovered.

    CoinDesk

    18 March 2025

    Voltage Finance Simple Staking pools exploited for approximately $322,113. A former developer with retained proxy ownership is alleged to have changed the staking contract implementation and called a forceWithdraw function to drain funds.

    Voltage Finance Medium — Post Mortem

    20 March 2025

    Voltage Finance publishes post-mortem on Simple Staking hack; offers $50,000 bounty for return of funds; states police reports have been filed, including with authorities in Finland.

    Voltage Finance Medium — Post Mortem

    6 May 2025

    CertiK reports that the wallet cluster linked to the March 2022 Voltage Finance exploit has moved 100 ETH (~$182,783) to Tornado Cash after 166 days of dormancy.

    CoinTelegraph / CertiK
    Provenance & Audit Trail
    Anchored on SolanaVerify on-chain16 Wayback Archives

    Decision Log

    This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (7 events). 16 of 16 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.

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    generated: 6/1/2026, 5:49:49 PM

    last updated: 9/15/2026, 7:12:53 PM

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