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About two days after the Binance attack, the attacker moved approximately $242 million through Tron-related paths, according to on-chain analyst SomaXBT. Roughly $628 million in assets on Tron were stolen in the incident.
Why it matters
Tether froze about $378.7 million USDT, after which the attacker routed funds through Relay, THORChain, Chainflip, Symbiosis and other channels. The movement shows how quickly stolen funds can shift across cross-chain routes after a freeze.
Market impact
About $7.5 million remains on Tron. Another $41.7 million flowed through Bitget Wallet, with its destination unconfirmed. More than $3 billion in stolen assets held on other chains has largely remained unmoved.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did the attacker move through Tron-related paths?
The attacker moved approximately $242 million through Tron-related paths about two days after the Binance attack.
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How much in Tron assets was stolen in the incident?
Roughly $628 million in assets on Tron were stolen.
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How much USDT did Tether freeze?
Tether froze about $378.7 million USDT.
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Which routes did the attacker use after the USDT freeze?
Funds moved through Relay, THORChain, Chainflip, Symbiosis and other channels.
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What is known about the funds that passed through Bitget Wallet?
Approximately $41.7 million flowed through Bitget Wallet, but its destination remains unconfirmed.
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