Triple-A hot wallets lose $9.7M in suspected exploit

Triple-A’s hot wallets appear to have lost more than $9.7 million across several blockchains, with the suspected attacker swapping the assets and consolidating the proceeds on Ethereum. Summary More than $9.7 million was reportedly removed from Triple-A-controlled hot wallets. Suspicious outflows affected at least four networks, including Ethereum, Solana, TRON and TON. The suspected attacker consolidated the proceeds into approximately 5,226.66 ETH on Ethereum. Triple-A has not confirmed the breach or disclosed whether customer funds were affected. What happened to Triple-A’s hot wallets On-chain analyst Specter first identified suspicious transactions involving hot wallets linked to Triple-A, a Singapore-based provider of stablecoin payment infrastructure. Specter initially estimated that more than $9.3 million had been removed, swapped, and transferred across chains to Ethereum. Blockchain security firm PeckShield later amplified the alert, while subsequent estimates placed the suspected loss above $9.7 million. There appear to be ongoing wallet draining involving @TripleH hot wallets across multiple chains, including TRON, Ethereum, TON, and Solana.So far, more than $9.3M has b...