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crypto asset losses worth $8.3 million due to an exploit
Alex Protocol, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform for Bitcoin on the Stacks blockchain, suffered an exploit on June 6, resulting in losses of crypto assets worth $8.3 million.
In an announcement on X, Alex Protocol stated that the breach was caused by a vulnerability in its self-listing verification logic. The attacker exploited the flaw to drain liquidity from various asset funds.
The Bitcoin DeFi platform stated that the attackers stole approximately 8.4 million Stacks tokens ($STX ), 21.85 Stacks Bitcoin ($BTC ), 149,850 in $USDC .
In an announcement on X, Alex Protocol stated that the breach was caused by a vulnerability in its self-listing verification logic. The attacker exploited the flaw to drain liquidity from various asset funds.
The Bitcoin DeFi platform stated that the attackers stole approximately 8.4 million Stacks tokens ($STX ), 21.85 Stacks Bitcoin ($BTC ), 149,850 in $USDC .
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Million-Dollar Hack on Alex Protocol: $8.3 Million at Stake
The crypto ecosystem is once again shaken by a cyber attack. This time, the victim was Alex Protocol, a platform built on Bitcoin’s layer 2. The exploit, confirmed on June 6, 2025, resulted in the loss of $8.3 million in digital assets.
🧠 What is Alex Protocol?
Alex Protocol is a DeFi platform based on Stacks (STX), which leverages the security of the Bitcoin network to offer services such as lending, decentralized exchanges, and staking. It had positioned itself as one of the strongest emerging projects in the Bitcoin Layer 2 environment.
🧠 What is Alex Protocol?
Alex Protocol is a DeFi platform based on Stacks (STX), which leverages the security of the Bitcoin network to offer services such as lending, decentralized exchanges, and staking. It had positioned itself as one of the strongest emerging projects in the Bitcoin Layer 2 environment.
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Hack of Alex Protocol and theft of $8.37 million due to a security vulnerability
Details:
• The attacker exploited a vulnerability in the smart contract management.
• The losses included ALEX tokens, sUSDT, and xBTC.
• The protocol has frozen activities and is investigating recovery.
Warning:
• Calls to enhance smart contract auditing before deployment.
#DeFiHack #AlexProtocol #SmartContractFlaw #CryptoSecurity #Exploit
#alexprotocol #exploit
Details:
• The attacker exploited a vulnerability in the smart contract management.
• The losses included ALEX tokens, sUSDT, and xBTC.
• The protocol has frozen activities and is investigating recovery.
Warning:
• Calls to enhance smart contract auditing before deployment.
#DeFiHack #AlexProtocol #SmartContractFlaw #CryptoSecurity #Exploit
#alexprotocol #exploit
During tough market situations, especially the rising competition between perp decentralized exchanges, $GMX is still the safest option to trade perp in decentralized and secure manner with organic trading volumes and risk managed liquidity pools.
Also, it's one of the most profitable protocols with high cash flow and real yield to their token holders.
With upcoming multichain and $BTC L2 expansion aligned with a huge Arbitrum market share and $SOL new platform, GMX will be the king of perp dexs.
#StaySafeInTheCryptoWorld
#InvestSmart
#TradeWisely
#HackerAlert
#exploit
Also, it's one of the most profitable protocols with high cash flow and real yield to their token holders.
With upcoming multichain and $BTC L2 expansion aligned with a huge Arbitrum market share and $SOL new platform, GMX will be the king of perp dexs.
#StaySafeInTheCryptoWorld
#InvestSmart
#TradeWisely
#HackerAlert
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🚨KiloEX has suspended usage of its platform and is tracing stolen funds after suffering a $7.5 million exploit.
KiloEX team said it is collaborating with BNB Chain, Manta Network, and cybersecurity firms Seal-911, SlowMist and Sherlock to investigate the exploit and confirmed the stolen assets are currently being routed through zkBridge and Meson.
KiloEX team said it is collaborating with BNB Chain, Manta Network, and cybersecurity firms Seal-911, SlowMist and Sherlock to investigate the exploit and confirmed the stolen assets are currently being routed through zkBridge and Meson.
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Are we really safe using Ledger?
Today a #exploit began to be detected where several #DApps that use the #Ledger connector were compromised. These dapps include Sushiswap, revokecash, zapper among others. But how did this happen and what actions to take? Let's explore.
After the incident was reported, Sushiswap's technical director, Mathew Lilley, announced that a commonly used web connector 3 has been compromised, which allows the injection of malicious code into various dapps.
This issue is closely related to a software library from the Ledger wallet provider that Dapps relied on. In "image 1" we can see the early warning.
After the incident was reported, Sushiswap's technical director, Mathew Lilley, announced that a commonly used web connector 3 has been compromised, which allows the injection of malicious code into various dapps.
This issue is closely related to a software library from the Ledger wallet provider that Dapps relied on. In "image 1" we can see the early warning.
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HTX and Poloniex assets are '100% safe', says Justin Sun after $200M hack
Cryptocurrency tycoon Justin Sun has said assets held on HTX and Poloniex are "100% safe" following last month's hack in which more than $200 million was siphoned from both exchanges.
Both exchanges have opened withdrawals for certain assets, although several altcoins remain blocked. Bitcoin (BTC) and Tron (TRX) are the two digital assets that could retire; This led to both tokens trading at a premium on Poloniex over the past few weeks, meaning users would have to take a haircut of up to 10% to liquidate their asset and withdraw another.
The withdrawal freeze came after hackers stole $114 million from Poloniex hot wallets on November 10; This was followed by the theft of $97 million from HTX and the Heco Chain blockchain protocol. “At this time, Poloniex and HTX have recovered from the attack and we are resuming tokens one by one,” investor Justin Sun told CoinDesk. at Poloniex and HTX advisor. “I think for HTX, we have already recovered 95% in terms of assets worth dollars. At Poloniex, we have recovered around 85% in terms of dollar asset value.”
“And also note that since we have already covered all token losses on the platform, on HTX and Poloniex, 100% of the assets are 100% safe,” Sun added. “Although in terms of the exchanges themselves, we basically need to make those profits in the future. But for clients’ assets, it is 100% safe.”
An HTX spokesperson told CoinDesk: “The recent exit represents a small fraction of our total reserves, and HTX remains in stable and healthy operation.”
#HTXExchange #PoloniexHack #hackers #exploit #BTC
Cryptocurrency tycoon Justin Sun has said assets held on HTX and Poloniex are "100% safe" following last month's hack in which more than $200 million was siphoned from both exchanges.
Both exchanges have opened withdrawals for certain assets, although several altcoins remain blocked. Bitcoin (BTC) and Tron (TRX) are the two digital assets that could retire; This led to both tokens trading at a premium on Poloniex over the past few weeks, meaning users would have to take a haircut of up to 10% to liquidate their asset and withdraw another.
The withdrawal freeze came after hackers stole $114 million from Poloniex hot wallets on November 10; This was followed by the theft of $97 million from HTX and the Heco Chain blockchain protocol. “At this time, Poloniex and HTX have recovered from the attack and we are resuming tokens one by one,” investor Justin Sun told CoinDesk. at Poloniex and HTX advisor. “I think for HTX, we have already recovered 95% in terms of assets worth dollars. At Poloniex, we have recovered around 85% in terms of dollar asset value.”
“And also note that since we have already covered all token losses on the platform, on HTX and Poloniex, 100% of the assets are 100% safe,” Sun added. “Although in terms of the exchanges themselves, we basically need to make those profits in the future. But for clients’ assets, it is 100% safe.”
An HTX spokesperson told CoinDesk: “The recent exit represents a small fraction of our total reserves, and HTX remains in stable and healthy operation.”
#HTXExchange #PoloniexHack #hackers #exploit #BTC
BREAKING: $223M Exploit Hits Protocol (Sui) – DeFi Shaken 🚨
Date: June 4, 2025
Impact: One of the largest Sui ecosystem exploits to date.
🔴 What Happened?
A smart contract exploit targeting Cetus Protocol
Attackers drained ~$223M across $SUI , $USDC, and multiple tokens
Exploit stemmed from a combo of smart contract bugs — not just a single point of failure
📉 Market Fallout:
price plunged 40%
$SUI dropped between 7–14% depending on pair
CETUS
0.1362
+1.49%
Sui’s total DeFi TVL dropped by $330M almost instantly
⏸️ Protocol Response:
Cetus paused all activity for containment
Ongoing investigation with help from top security auditors
Funds tracking underway — attacker wallets flagged
🧠 Key Takeaways:
Smart contract security is still a critical weak point in emerging DeFi ecosystems
Even with new chains like Sui, vulnerabilities persist
Trust in Cetus and Sui’s DeFi layer has been severely dented — recovery may take time
🔍 What to Watch Next:
Will Cetus offer refunds or grants for victims?
How Sui Foundation responds (audit funding, new dev standards?)
Reentry opportunities for or post-panic?
📌 Caution: If you're exposed to Sui-based DeFi — review all positions, revoke contract permissions, and stay alert for phishing follow-ups.
#CETUS #SUI #DeFiHack#CryptoSecurity #smartcontracts. #TVL #Exploit #Web3Risk
$CETUS
$SUI
Date: June 4, 2025
Impact: One of the largest Sui ecosystem exploits to date.
🔴 What Happened?
A smart contract exploit targeting Cetus Protocol
Attackers drained ~$223M across $SUI , $USDC, and multiple tokens
Exploit stemmed from a combo of smart contract bugs — not just a single point of failure
📉 Market Fallout:
price plunged 40%
$SUI dropped between 7–14% depending on pair
CETUS
0.1362
+1.49%
Sui’s total DeFi TVL dropped by $330M almost instantly
⏸️ Protocol Response:
Cetus paused all activity for containment
Ongoing investigation with help from top security auditors
Funds tracking underway — attacker wallets flagged
🧠 Key Takeaways:
Smart contract security is still a critical weak point in emerging DeFi ecosystems
Even with new chains like Sui, vulnerabilities persist
Trust in Cetus and Sui’s DeFi layer has been severely dented — recovery may take time
🔍 What to Watch Next:
Will Cetus offer refunds or grants for victims?
How Sui Foundation responds (audit funding, new dev standards?)
Reentry opportunities for or post-panic?
📌 Caution: If you're exposed to Sui-based DeFi — review all positions, revoke contract permissions, and stay alert for phishing follow-ups.
#CETUS #SUI #DeFiHack#CryptoSecurity #smartcontracts. #TVL #Exploit #Web3Risk
$CETUS
$SUI
Market Alert: $CETUS & $SUI Plunge Amid Major Exploit — $11M Drained from Cetus Protocol
Chaos strikes the Sui ecosystem as both $CETUS and SUI experience sharp crashes following a suspected exploit targeting the Cetus Protocol, the network’s flagship decentralized exchange (DEX) and liquidity provider.
What Just Happened?
Cetus, a critical pillar of the Sui DeFi landscape, was reportedly exploited in the past few hours.
Over $11 million in SUI tokens were allegedly siphoned from the SUI/USDC liquidity pool, triggering a liquidity crisis and widespread panic across the network.
Impact on $CETUS :
• Price collapsed from $0.2572 to $0.1465 — over -40% in minutes
• Mass exodus of liquidity providers and traders
• Confidence in the DEX’s integrity severely damaged
Impact on $SUI :
• Dropped from $4.20 to $3.65, a -15%+ decline
• Heavy sell pressure as users exit Sui-linked assets
• Volatility surges amid fears of broader systemic risk
Why This Matters:
In decentralized finance, trust in protocol security is everything. An exploit in a core DEX like Cetus ripples through the entire ecosystem. As many Sui-based projects rely on Cetus for trading and liquidity, this breach threatens to destabilize the broader network.
What to Watch:
• Official statement from the Cetus team confirming the breach and outlining next steps
• Emergency measures or compensation plans to stabilize affected pools
• Whether confidence and liquidity return — or continue to bleed out
Final Word:
This incident is a sobering reminder that security and audits are non-negotiable in DeFi. With uncertainty still swirling, both CETUS and SUI remain in high-risk territory.
Traders: stay alert, use tight risk controls, and monitor updates in real time.
#CryptoNews #Exploit #BinanceUpdate #MarketCrash
Chaos strikes the Sui ecosystem as both $CETUS and SUI experience sharp crashes following a suspected exploit targeting the Cetus Protocol, the network’s flagship decentralized exchange (DEX) and liquidity provider.
What Just Happened?
Cetus, a critical pillar of the Sui DeFi landscape, was reportedly exploited in the past few hours.
Over $11 million in SUI tokens were allegedly siphoned from the SUI/USDC liquidity pool, triggering a liquidity crisis and widespread panic across the network.
Impact on $CETUS :
• Price collapsed from $0.2572 to $0.1465 — over -40% in minutes
• Mass exodus of liquidity providers and traders
• Confidence in the DEX’s integrity severely damaged
Impact on $SUI :
• Dropped from $4.20 to $3.65, a -15%+ decline
• Heavy sell pressure as users exit Sui-linked assets
• Volatility surges amid fears of broader systemic risk
Why This Matters:
In decentralized finance, trust in protocol security is everything. An exploit in a core DEX like Cetus ripples through the entire ecosystem. As many Sui-based projects rely on Cetus for trading and liquidity, this breach threatens to destabilize the broader network.
What to Watch:
• Official statement from the Cetus team confirming the breach and outlining next steps
• Emergency measures or compensation plans to stabilize affected pools
• Whether confidence and liquidity return — or continue to bleed out
Final Word:
This incident is a sobering reminder that security and audits are non-negotiable in DeFi. With uncertainty still swirling, both CETUS and SUI remain in high-risk territory.
Traders: stay alert, use tight risk controls, and monitor updates in real time.
#CryptoNews #Exploit #BinanceUpdate #MarketCrash
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North Korea was responsible for more than $600 million in cryptocurrency thefts last year
US national security officials have expressed concern over North Korea's use of stolen cryptocurrencies to develop nuclear weapons.
North Korea-affiliated hackers were involved in a third of all cryptocurrency exploits and thefts last year, making off with some $600 million in funds, according to a report from TRM Labs.
The sum brings the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's (DPRK) total crypto project haul to nearly $3 billion over the past six years, the blockchain analytics firm said on Friday.
Still, the figure is about 30% lower than in 2022, TRM head of legal and government affairs Ari Redbord said. That year, DPRK-affiliated actors made off with around $850 million, "a large chunk" of which came from the Ronin Bridge exploit, Redbord told CoinDesk in an interview. In 2023, most of the stolen funds were stolen in recent months; TRM attributed around $200 million in stolen funds to North Korea in August 2023.
“They are clearly attacking the crypto ecosystem at unprecedented speed and scale and continue to take advantage of some sort of weak cyber controls,” he said.
Many of the attacks continue to use so-called social engineering, which allows perpetrators to acquire private keys for projects, he said.
Overall, the amount stolen in hacks in 2023 was about half that of the previous year: $1.7 billion compared to $4 billion.
Redbord attributed the decline to several factors.
There were fewer major attacks like the 2022 Ronin theft and other factors include successful law enforcement actions, better cybersecurity controls and, to some extent, price volatility over the past year.
#HackerAlert #hackers #BTC #exploit #Hacker
US national security officials have expressed concern over North Korea's use of stolen cryptocurrencies to develop nuclear weapons.
North Korea-affiliated hackers were involved in a third of all cryptocurrency exploits and thefts last year, making off with some $600 million in funds, according to a report from TRM Labs.
The sum brings the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's (DPRK) total crypto project haul to nearly $3 billion over the past six years, the blockchain analytics firm said on Friday.
Still, the figure is about 30% lower than in 2022, TRM head of legal and government affairs Ari Redbord said. That year, DPRK-affiliated actors made off with around $850 million, "a large chunk" of which came from the Ronin Bridge exploit, Redbord told CoinDesk in an interview. In 2023, most of the stolen funds were stolen in recent months; TRM attributed around $200 million in stolen funds to North Korea in August 2023.
“They are clearly attacking the crypto ecosystem at unprecedented speed and scale and continue to take advantage of some sort of weak cyber controls,” he said.
Many of the attacks continue to use so-called social engineering, which allows perpetrators to acquire private keys for projects, he said.
Overall, the amount stolen in hacks in 2023 was about half that of the previous year: $1.7 billion compared to $4 billion.
Redbord attributed the decline to several factors.
There were fewer major attacks like the 2022 Ronin theft and other factors include successful law enforcement actions, better cybersecurity controls and, to some extent, price volatility over the past year.
#HackerAlert #hackers #BTC #exploit #Hacker
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Sushi CTO Matthew Lilley reports that "damage appears to be limited across the board thanks to a bit of luck and coincidence in discovering it early."
At the same time, he pointed out that "sushicom is safe."
It warns that it advises against "using other dApps until the teams have confirmed that the same is true for theirs."
#exploit #Ledger #sushi #HackerAlert #hackers
Sushi CTO Matthew Lilley reports that "damage appears to be limited across the board thanks to a bit of luck and coincidence in discovering it early."
At the same time, he pointed out that "sushicom is safe."
It warns that it advises against "using other dApps until the teams have confirmed that the same is true for theirs."
#exploit #Ledger #sushi #HackerAlert #hackers
🛑🛑Breaking news: Exploit alert
Radiant Capital exploited, resulting in a loss of 💲4.4 million, 1902 $ETH ETH.
$RDNT #Scam #exploit #RadiantCapital
Radiant Capital exploited, resulting in a loss of 💲4.4 million, 1902 $ETH ETH.
$RDNT #Scam #exploit #RadiantCapital
⚡️ KyberSwap exchange losses $47M in possible liquidity providers exploit
KyberSwap appears to have suffered a $47M exploit of its Elastic Pools liquidity solution. The funds included $20.7M on Arbitrum, $15M on Optimism, $7M on Ethereum, $3M on Polygon, and $2M on Base. A large portion of the funds are denominated in various forms of ether, such as wrapped tokens and liquid staking tokens.
$KNC #KNC #KyberSwap #exploit $MATIC $ARB #ARB #MATIC🔥🔥
KyberSwap appears to have suffered a $47M exploit of its Elastic Pools liquidity solution. The funds included $20.7M on Arbitrum, $15M on Optimism, $7M on Ethereum, $3M on Polygon, and $2M on Base. A large portion of the funds are denominated in various forms of ether, such as wrapped tokens and liquid staking tokens.
$KNC #KNC #KyberSwap #exploit $MATIC $ARB #ARB #MATIC🔥🔥
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Please, it is not a command, follow the account 😘
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⚡️ Top 10 Crypto Protocols Exploits in November
During November 2023, the crypto industry saw a loss of $343M across the web3 ecosystem. According to Immunefi's report, $335.5M was lost to hacks across 18 specific incidents, and $7.46M was lost to fraud across 23 specific incidents. Let's analyze the largest losses of the month!
#exploit #hack #hacks $KNC $HT $DYDX $RAFT $XCN #dydx #KNC
During November 2023, the crypto industry saw a loss of $343M across the web3 ecosystem. According to Immunefi's report, $335.5M was lost to hacks across 18 specific incidents, and $7.46M was lost to fraud across 23 specific incidents. Let's analyze the largest losses of the month!
#exploit #hack #hacks $KNC $HT $DYDX $RAFT $XCN #dydx #KNC
$USDC Why businesses choose USDC
USDC works seamlessly across applications and platforms around the globe, using blockchain infrastructure that’s faster, less expensive, and more customizable than legacy rails. #$USDC #TrendingTopic #earnpoints #exploit #USDC✅
USDC works seamlessly across applications and platforms around the globe, using blockchain infrastructure that’s faster, less expensive, and more customizable than legacy rails. #$USDC #TrendingTopic #earnpoints #exploit #USDC✅
The #Bedrock liquid restaking protocol has suffered an #exploit resulting in a $2 million loss. The exploit was discovered in the protocol's smart contract code, leading to unauthorized withdrawals.
The Bedrock team is currently investigating the situation and has taken steps to prevent further losses by pausing the protocol.
#Binance #restaking #TrendingTopic
The Bedrock team is currently investigating the situation and has taken steps to prevent further losses by pausing the protocol.
#Binance #restaking #TrendingTopic
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📌Be careful when using #Ledger
A bookstore that is used by many #DApps which is maintained by Ledger, has been compromised and a "wallet drain" has been placed.
Users are being asked not to interact with any dapp frontend for now.
How does it work?
If you visit a dapp website, #exploit will not be activated immediately to steal your funds. What happens is that messages will appear from the browser's wallet, such as Metamask, that if you give permission, your assets will be handed over to malicious actors.
Ledger is currently aware of this exploit and they are working on it until they can find a solution. Caution is requested for the moment.
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A bookstore that is used by many #DApps which is maintained by Ledger, has been compromised and a "wallet drain" has been placed.
Users are being asked not to interact with any dapp frontend for now.
How does it work?
If you visit a dapp website, #exploit will not be activated immediately to steal your funds. What happens is that messages will appear from the browser's wallet, such as Metamask, that if you give permission, your assets will be handed over to malicious actors.
Ledger is currently aware of this exploit and they are working on it until they can find a solution. Caution is requested for the moment.
✏️Do you want to continue learning about the crypto world?
Share and follow me for more 👈😎
Via @Michaeltalkhere ($BPET dev team lead ) on X regarding the #PvP contract #exploit
As announced, I would like to disclose the details of the exploit and how did we get the money back.
Firsly, the reason of the exploit was there was a bug in ‘request swap from #POTION to #BPET ’ functionality that makes the exploiter be able to withdraw excessive amounts of $BPET tokens from the PvP contract after staking their own tokens.
Below are some noticeable withdrawing transactions the exploiter made.
(https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x058b8808e721f68c01c62ad70687f38f39d749bfc9d0e8f6be839c3af603dec6)
(https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x1ad1f7536e2d91cc5aeef6e29f948ee73fa760a482b0455ca78adade83c4ef53)
(https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x500713e7c025d5ab71e2446069a46a60009ef8060d2537bc4b29296c6f76f9d7)
Right after becoming fully aware of the exploit, we did 2 things
- Checked out to see if the exploiter’s addresses can be mapped with any Twitter profiles of any xPet users (and we found the user mapping with one of the exploiter addresses)
- Reached out to all partners in our network who can pour in the helps. They were explorer sites, centralized exchanges, privacy mixers, offramp tools, and security firms.
To be specific, #Etherscan team helped us to tag all 4 addresses related to the exploiter on Ethereum on Arbiscan as ‘xPet exploiter’. Thanks for that, the exploiter addresses were visibly exposed to and closely-watched by the public. All the centralized exchange, privacy mixer, and offramp tool teams helped to take close notice In case any of the exploiting address would have interactions with centralized exchange Hot wallets, privacy mixer contracts, or offramp tool depositing addresses. The security firms has helped us follow all, even smallest, onchain traces from the exploiter
In short, we had the combined efforts from multiple parties to closely monitoring the exploiter's movements and ensure that exploiter doesn’t have any chance to get the stolen funds mixed or obscured.
As announced, I would like to disclose the details of the exploit and how did we get the money back.
Firsly, the reason of the exploit was there was a bug in ‘request swap from #POTION to #BPET ’ functionality that makes the exploiter be able to withdraw excessive amounts of $BPET tokens from the PvP contract after staking their own tokens.
Below are some noticeable withdrawing transactions the exploiter made.
(https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x058b8808e721f68c01c62ad70687f38f39d749bfc9d0e8f6be839c3af603dec6)
(https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x1ad1f7536e2d91cc5aeef6e29f948ee73fa760a482b0455ca78adade83c4ef53)
(https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x500713e7c025d5ab71e2446069a46a60009ef8060d2537bc4b29296c6f76f9d7)
Right after becoming fully aware of the exploit, we did 2 things
- Checked out to see if the exploiter’s addresses can be mapped with any Twitter profiles of any xPet users (and we found the user mapping with one of the exploiter addresses)
- Reached out to all partners in our network who can pour in the helps. They were explorer sites, centralized exchanges, privacy mixers, offramp tools, and security firms.
To be specific, #Etherscan team helped us to tag all 4 addresses related to the exploiter on Ethereum on Arbiscan as ‘xPet exploiter’. Thanks for that, the exploiter addresses were visibly exposed to and closely-watched by the public. All the centralized exchange, privacy mixer, and offramp tool teams helped to take close notice In case any of the exploiting address would have interactions with centralized exchange Hot wallets, privacy mixer contracts, or offramp tool depositing addresses. The security firms has helped us follow all, even smallest, onchain traces from the exploiter
In short, we had the combined efforts from multiple parties to closely monitoring the exploiter's movements and ensure that exploiter doesn’t have any chance to get the stolen funds mixed or obscured.
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