Triple-A Suffers Suspected $9.7M Hot Wallet Exploit Across Four Chains
- Triple-A reportedly lost over $9.7M after attackers drained hot wallets across multiple chains.
- Stolen assets were swapped and bridged to Ethereum before consolidation into one wallet.
- Triple-A had not confirmed the breach or disclosed whether customer funds were affected.
Triple-A, a crypto payment infrastructure provider, has reportedly suffered a suspected hot wallet exploit that drained more than $9.7 million across multiple blockchain networks.
Blockchain security firms and on-chain analysts said the stolen assets were swapped, bridged to Ethereum, and consolidated into a single wallet, while the company had not confirmed the incident at publication.
Security Researchers Trace Funds Across Multiple Networks
On-chain analyst Specter first identified suspicious transactions involving wallets linked to Triple-A. The analyst initially estimated losses exceeding $9.3 million before later updates pushed the suspected total above $9.7 million.
Blockchain security firm PeckShield later confirmed the findings. It reported that attackers drained crypto assets from hot wallets operating across TRON, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum.
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