#bitgethackerfailstomovestolenfunds
Bitget hack: stole $388 million… then crashed into a wall! 🧱👀
Nearly $388 million was moved to addresses controlled by the attacker after a security incident at Bitget.
But now something completely different is happening…
The hacker is trying to move the stolen funds — and the crypto infrastructure has started to push back. 👀
One recent attempt involving nearly 100 SOL via Chainflip through a broker was rejected, and the funds were returned to the originating wallet.
This may be the part traders have been missing.
This isn’t just a simple story anymore:
HACK → stolen funds → hacker flees
It’s become:
stolen funds → tracked on-chain → discovered → blocked & rejected
Bitget says the incident affected about $387.5 million, while investigations and recovery efforts are still ongoing. The exchange has also begun restoring withdrawals in stages after containing the incident.
But the biggest question here:
Can stolen crypto really be moved freely once the entire system is monitoring the wallets? 👀
That’s where things get interesting.
The hacker might be controlling the wallets…
but moving the funds is a whole different problem.
Every swap, bridge, deposit, and transfer can create another trail.
Please follow up
🧱$BTC
$SOL
$BNB
#Bitget #BitgetHac #CryptoSecurity #Blockchain
Bitget hack: stole $388 million… then crashed into a wall! 🧱👀
Nearly $388 million was moved to addresses controlled by the attacker after a security incident at Bitget.
But now something completely different is happening…
The hacker is trying to move the stolen funds — and the crypto infrastructure has started to push back. 👀
One recent attempt involving nearly 100 SOL via Chainflip through a broker was rejected, and the funds were returned to the originating wallet.
This may be the part traders have been missing.
This isn’t just a simple story anymore:
HACK → stolen funds → hacker flees
It’s become:
stolen funds → tracked on-chain → discovered → blocked & rejected
Bitget says the incident affected about $387.5 million, while investigations and recovery efforts are still ongoing. The exchange has also begun restoring withdrawals in stages after containing the incident.
But the biggest question here:
Can stolen crypto really be moved freely once the entire system is monitoring the wallets? 👀
That’s where things get interesting.
The hacker might be controlling the wallets…
but moving the funds is a whole different problem.
Every swap, bridge, deposit, and transfer can create another trail.
Please follow up
🧱$BTC
$SOL
$BNB
#Bitget #BitgetHac #CryptoSecurity #Blockchain
