$8M Crypto Exchange Heist Spans Ethereum and Tron as Hackers Move Stolen Funds
TL;DR
- The $8.07 million crypto exchange heist drained Coinsbuy wallets across Tron and Ethereum on August 9.
- Around $6.34 million, or 79% of the stolen funds, moved through FixedFloat, while additional ETH passed through ChangeNOW.
- Coinsbuy replenished affected wallets from its own reserves, suggesting the incident may have involved the withdrawal system rather than a direct private-key compromise.
The $8.07 million crypto exchange heist at Coinsbuy involved assets across Tron and Ethereum on August 9, with the attacker moving most of the stolen funds through cross-chain infrastructure and cryptocurrency exchanges. Coinsbuy said the incident was contained and that customer balances were fully covered by company reserves.
COINSBUY — $8.07M drained
Coinsbuy refilled the wallets it was robbed from. 12 hours later $3.93M went back into the same ten addresses — seven matched to within 0.05% of each loss. It is still sitting there.
That only makes sense if the team does not believe the private…
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