چگونه Maker 1.5 میلیارد دلار از دست داد: معنی آن برای کاربران DeFi

A widely circulated claim that Maker lost $1.5 billion has no verified primary source linking that figure to the MakerDAO or Sky Lending protocol; the documented incident of comparable magnitude was a separate exchange security breach at Bitget, which confirmed unauthorized transfers of approximately $388 million from its hot and warm wallet infrastructure on September 24, 2026, according to Bitget's own incident explainer. For DeFi users, the conflation of two distinct entities illustrates a recurring and costly information hazard: in fast-moving security events, incorrect attribution spreads as quickly as accurate reporting, and the downstream consequences for token prices, vault positions, and redemption queues can be severe before corrections surface. What the Evidence Actually Shows: Bitget, Not Maker Bitget's first-party incident explainer, published after the breach, states that unauthorized transfers occurred on September 24, 2026, originating from part of its hot and warm wallet infrastructure. The exchange put the final verified amount affected at approximately $388 million, a figure materially different from the $1.5 billion figure in wide circulation. For related coverage, see UST Under Regulatory Pressure: What the $5B Action Means. Verified incident amount ≈ $388M Bitget's final verified figure for its own incident; the supplied evidence does not substantiate a $1.5 billion Maker/Sky loss. A separate Bitget status update refines the figure to $387.5 million transferred to attacker-controlled addresses and states the incident is contained, with no further unauthorized outflows recorded at the time of publication. Independent investigative outlet Rekt News corroborated the Bitget entity and the roughly $387.5 million scale in its own coverage of the event. Context on this theme: DeFi - A Promising Piece Of The Crypto Market. No primary announcement from MakerDAO, its successor protocol Sky Lending, or any credible secondary source was found documenting a $1.5 billion exploit against the Maker protocol. The Sky governance forum at forum.sky.money describes its Legacy section as housing "Sky (formerly Maker)" categories, confirming the rebranding but containing no incident disclosures matching the circulating claim. The absence of a governance emergency proposal, a post-mortem, or a collateral shortfall announcement in the Sky forum is a meaningful signal given that Maker-scale events have historically generated rapid on-chain governance responses within hours. Sky Lending's Protocol Status: What On-Chain Data Shows Sky Lending, the protocol previously known as MakerDAO, currently holds roughly $5.01 billion in total value locked per DefiLlama's most recent observation, based on the protocol's totalLiquidityUSD figure of $5,014,093,283 returned by DefiLlama's MakerDAO endpoint. A genuine $1.5 billion loss event would represent roughly 30 percent of that figure and would be expected to generate immediate governance action, collateral parameter changes, and a measurable TVL drawdown visible on-chain. Sky Lending total value locked $5.01B Latest collected TVL context for Sky Lending, the protocol previously known as MakerDAO.