Triple-A Hot Wallets Lose $9.7M in Suspected Multi-Chain Exploit
TLDR
- Over $9.7 million was removed from Triple-A hot wallets across multiple blockchains
- Networks affected include Ethereum, Solana, TRON, and TON, possibly extending to Polygon and Arbitrum
- The suspected attacker consolidated funds into approximately 5,226.66 ETH on Ethereum
- Triple-A has not confirmed the breach or said whether customer funds were at risk
- Triple-A operates as a licensed payment institution in the US, Europe, and Singapore
Singapore-based stablecoin payment provider Triple-A is at the center of a suspected hot wallet exploit after on-chain analysts flagged suspicious outflows totaling more than $9.7 million.
โ ๏ธALERT: Triple-A wallets are under an apparent active exploit with over $9.7M drained.
Onchain analyst Specter has flagged suspicious outflows from Triple-A hot wallets across TRON, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum, with the stolen assets consolidated into 5,227 ETH.
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On-chain analyst Specter first spotted the unusual transactions. Blockchain security firm PeckShield later amplified the alert, with estimates rising from an initial $9.3 million to above $9.7 million.
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