Cybersecurity platform Cyvers Alerts has noticed multiple suspicious transactions involving Justin Sun's businesses, the HTX exchange, and the HECO Chain bridge. These transactions, due to their nature and considerable sums involved, have initiated concerns of a security breach.
An address linked with HTX exchange reportedly received $12.4 million, while another address related to HECO Chain bridge received approximately $85 million in suspicious transactions. The aggregate sum surpasses $100 million, raising severe concerns about a substantial security violation at Justin Sun's Poloniex.
In an alert on its platform, Cyvers Alerts noted: "Our AI-powered system has detected multiple suspicious transactions from HECO Chain bridge. Suspicious address has received around $85M."
The suspicious address identified, available for scrutiny on Etherscan, was reportedly associated with an initial transaction of 10,145 ETH from the HECO Chain bridge. Cyvers Alerts has spotlighted these transactions for further investigation and has urged Justin Sun to review the situation personally.
We highly recommend all users and investors associated with HTX, HECO, and Poloniex to stay updated and exercise caution in their transactions. As the situation evolves, more details will be brought to public attention to ensure transparency and security.
