Crypto10.08.2026, 13:02

Coinsbuy-Wallet-Hack: 7,9 Mio. USDT abgezogen und in Monero umgewandelt

Das Blockchain-Sicherheitsunternehmen PeckShield meldet, dass mit Coinsbuy verbundene Wallets $7,9 Millionen in USDT verloren haben. Der Angreifer transferierte die Gelder über ChangeNOW, FixedFloat und BingX und tauschte sie dann in Monero (XMR) um.

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Etwa $7,9 Millionen in USDT wurden von Wallets, die mit der Coinsbuy-Plattform in Verbindung stehen, abgezogen, wobei sowohl die TRON- als auch die Ethereum-Blockchain genutzt wurden.

Laut dem On-Chain-Sicherheitsunternehmen PeckShield leitete der Hacker einen Teil der gestohlenen Gelder über die Instant-Exchanges ChangeNOW und FixedFloat sowie die Plattform BingX weiter. Die Gelder wurden dann schrittweise in Monero (XMR) umgewandelt.

Derzeit wurden noch keine weiteren Details zur Exploit-Methode oder zu den betroffenen Parteien bekannt gegeben.

Source: ForkLog

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