Hacker Steals $27M in Tether From Wallet Linked to Binance Deployer

Hacker Steals $27M in Tether From Wallet Linked to Binance Deployer


A hacker stole $27 million worth of tether (USDT) from a wallet linked to the Binance deployer over the weekend, according to blockchain analyst ZachXBT.

The $27 million loot was converted to ether (ETH) before being sent to exchanges FixedFloat and ChangeNow. All funds were then bridged to bitcoin (BTC) via the THORChain bridge.

According to on-chain data, the victim’s wallet had received ether via two separate wallets from the Binance deployer in 2019.

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“The user made a withdrawal from Binance, which was valid and authorized on our platform. Unfortunately, the DeFi wallet that received the withdrawal was compromised. While this is outside of

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