Dominion Market to remove SILV tokens purchased during a breach window and open refunds Monday.
Security & Exploits ·
Dominion Market announced that SILV tokens purchased during a security breach window will be removed from user wallets, with refunds opening Monday 14 September at 12:00 UTC. The affected purchase window spans 01:00 to 14:00 UTC on Friday 11 September, when the token traded significantly below its underlying silver value due to the compromise. Holders who acquired SILV before the breach began will retain their tokens unaffected.
The market operator is removing the tokens to prevent dilution of backing for legitimate holders who owned the asset prior to the incident. Users who bought during the breach window will be eligible to reclaim USDC, though the exact claim process and full details will be published when refunds launch. The delay to Monday accounts for silver market closures over the weekend, according to the official announcement.
Dominion Market is collaborating with the Solana Incident Response Network and SEAL 911 on the investigation, while work continues to re-peg SILV as soon as possible. The platform warned that scammers may attempt to impersonate refund offers before Monday, and stressed that only links posted from the official account should be trusted for claiming refunds.