Triple-A Wallet Hack Swells to $11.8 Million Amid Ongoing Drain

Triple-A's wallet hack has grown to $11.8 million in losses, according to onchain investigator Specter.

The losses were initially estimated at over $9.3 million, but later increased to above $9.7 million and now stand at around $11.8 million after another $1.8 million was drained across the Bitcoin and TRON networks.

Specter said that new deposits continued to reach the affected wallets even 31 hours after the first major transfers, indicating that some payment flows or automated systems may still be directing assets to compromised addresses.

Triple-A has stated that customer funds are not impacted by the hack, but it is unclear whether this means the drained wallets contained company-owned liquidity or operational assets rather than safeguarded client holdings.