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Solana Price Prediction: Google Chrome Users Just Got Hacked – And Most Don’t Even Know It Yet

Solana Price Prediction: Google Chrome Users Just Got Hacked – And Most Don’t Even Know It Yet

CoinspeakerCoinspeaker2025/11/27 16:00
By:By Parth Dubey Editor Yana Khlebnikova

A new threat sits inside the Google Chrome ecosystem, and most Solana users still have no clue. Cybersecurity firm Socket revealed that a Chrome extension named Crypto Copilot quietly slips an extra on-chain transfer into every Solana trade.

The tool appears helpful on the surface because it lets traders execute swaps directly from their X timeline, but under the hood, it reroutes a small slice of every transaction into the attacker’s wallet.

Hidden Instructions, Secret Transactions

Socket reported that the extension uses Raydium to process swaps. It then attaches a second hidden instruction that pushes at least 0.0013 SOL or 0.05% of each trade to the scammer.

Wallet prompts only show broad summaries, so users approve both instructions without noticing. The entire process executes as a single atomic transaction, giving victims no warning.

Crypto Copilot entered the Chrome Web Store in June 2024 and stayed online long enough to collect victims despite a takedown request.

Past cases include a $1 million theft from a Chinese trader and wallet drains linked to other malicious extensions on the store.

SOL Price Analysis: What’s Next After Chrome Attack Reveal

The chart shows SOL at roughly $141, positioned within a falling wedge structure.

The SOL price touched the demand zone near $130 and is now pushing back above the wedge. If momentum holds, SOL can target the first major resistance band near $180.

A breakout above that zone opens a path toward $240, and from there the chart shows a clean run toward the $300 region.

The bullish scenario depends on buyers staying above the green demand zone. Holding above $130 gives SOL room to build a new base and climb to $200.

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Source: TradingView

A failure to hold that level places SOL at risk of sliding toward the $120 area and delays any attempt toward higher zones.

SOL Targets $300, but $HYPER Could Be the Real Breakout Story

With SOL eyeing a breakout to $300, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is stepping into the spotlight as a high-performance extension of Bitcoin, built for speed, scalability, and real utility.

By integrating Solana’s fast and efficient architecture, Bitcoin Hyper brings the performance and flexibility of SOL to the Bitcoin ecosystem, while staying rooted in Bitcoin’s deep liquidity and trusted security.

From DeFi to NFTs and on-chain games, $HYPER is unlocking a new wave of applications for the Bitcoin network.

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