Triple-A Hack Losses Rise to $11.8M After Additional Funds Migrated
The hack on payments service Triple-A has resulted in increased losses of $11.8 million, according to on-chain researcher Specter.
The project's hot wallets were compromised on July 24, with initial losses estimated at $9.3 million and later reported by PeckShield analysts as $9.7 million across multiple chains including TRON, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum.
Specter flagged an additional $1.8 million moved via Bitcoin and TRON on July 26, bringing the total losses to $11.8 million.
The attacker consolidated funds at a single Ethereum address, accumulating 5,226.67 ETH (~$9.73 million) across eight incoming transfers.