BigONE Loses $27 Million in Hack Amid Accusations of Hosting Scam Activity
Crypto exchange BigONE has been hacked, but not everyone is sympathetic about the incident as the platform is reportedly linked to illegal activities.
Nevertheless, the incident adds to the list of attacks in the crypto market, highlighting the need for caution and enhanced security.
BigONE Hacked for $27 Million, ZachXBT Alleges Scam TiesCrypto exchange BigONE has been hacked, with over $27 million in digital assets stolen and swapped into Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), TRON (TRX), and Solana (SOL), according to on-chain tracker Lookonchain.
The hacker’s wallets currently hold 120 BTC ($14.15 million), 23.3 million TRX ($7 million), 1,272 ETH ($4 million), and 2,625 SOL ($428,000).
The #BigONE exchange was hacked and lost over $27M.
Currently, the hacker has exchanged the stolen assets for 120 $BTC($14.15M), 23.316M $TRX($7.01M), 1,272 $ETH($4M) and 2,625 $SOL($428K).
Address:
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In the minutes leading up to this confirmation, the security team from Certik Alerts flagged large token outflows from BigONE.
According to the team, the bad actor now holds approximately $4 million worth of ETH as of two hours ago.
