🚹 $XRP — 12.4 MILLION XRP JUST VANISHED FROM THOUSANDS OF WALLETS.

A breach targeting D’CENT App Wallet users drained roughly 12.4M XRP from 7,393 wallets between Sept. 15–25. On-chain tracking shows about 6.3M XRP was already swapped into Ethereum, while around 1.4M XRP remained in attacker-controlled addresses as of Sept. 25.

The worrying part?
The attack appears linked to compromised private keys in older app-wallet versions, not the XRP Ledger itself. D’CENT’s hardware wallets were reportedly unaffected unless users had imported their recovery phrases into the compromised app.

And the damage wasn’t limited to XRP — reports indicate users also lost assets on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron and Stellar.

So this isn’t an “XRP got hacked” story.
It’s a reminder of crypto’s nastiest single point of failure:

Your blockchain can be secure
 while your keys are not.

For $XRP traders, the key question now is whether stolen coins moving through swaps and exchanges create additional short-term sell pressure.

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