Stake.com, the world’s largest crypto casino, has been targeted by a hack that has resulted in a $41.3 million (€38.4 million) loss.
Crypto security firm Cyvers flagged unusual activity linked to the platform’s hot wallets. Following the discovery of the apparent hack, Stake.com moved to suspend all withdrawals and deposits from ETH/BSC hot wallets, leaving users with no access to their funds.
According to web3 security agency Beosin, the majority of the stolen funds ($17.8 million) was withdrawn from the platform’s hot wallet which is on the Binance Smart Chain. Another $15.7 million was withdrawn on Ethereum while a further $7.8 million was withdrawn on Polygon.
In a statement released on X (Twitter), Stake.com announced that it was aware of the suspicious transactions but that all customer funds were safe.
Crypto Casino Stake.com Target of $41.3 Million Hack Crypto Casino Stake.com Target of $41.3 Million Hack Crypto Casino Stake.com Target of $41.3 Million Hack. Stake.com’s founders are also the subject of a $400 million lawsuit relating the establishment of the company.Three hours ago, unauthorised tx’s were made from Stake’s ETH/BSC hot wallets.
We are investigating and will get the wallets up as soon as they’re completely re-secured.
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Crypto Casino Stake.com Target of $41.3 Million Hack
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