Polymarket says user funds and market resolution are not affected after a suspected wallet exploit linked to its “top-up” operations. According to multiple reports, the incident appears to stem from a suspected compromise of a private key used in a wallet involved in topping up funds. CoinTelegraph and Decrypt both report that the amount lost is in the range of roughly $600,000 to $700,000 as the reported losses continue to climb. Both outlets state that Polymarket’s core infrastructure and trading-related contracts are unaffected, and that users’ funds remain safe. Decrypt adds that Polymarket characterizes the activity as an “internal top-up” wallet exploit, while CoinTelegraph emphasizes that the issue is tied to top-up operations and that the platform expects market resolution to proceed normally. The platform has not indicated that it halted or altered contract execution for existing markets as a result of the event, and both reports characterize the situation as limited to the impacted wallet used for top-ups rather than broader platform funds.