53 Robinhood Chain launches, $18.43M out; Bitget reopens exits in stages.
A thread ties 53 Robinhood Chain launches to $18.43 million out. An exchange answers its holders with a withdrawal date.
Wazz linked 53 Robinhood Chain launches to one plan that took at least $18.43 million in two months.[1]
The top listed hauls were Crumbs, $3.12 million, and Legs, $2.9 million.[2]
Bitget put the last of its exits, and fiat and peer-to-peer, on October 2. The exit is booked by asset: Bitcoin first, the rest of the account last. Cold wallets were safe, the exchange said, and it found no sign of a key leak.[3][4][5]
A later count put the loss at about $387.5 million. It held Zcash and TRON assets the first count did not.[6][7]
The record kept both hedges: at least $18.43 million out, about $387.5 million into addresses the attackers held.[1][6]
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On-chain analyst Wazz linked at least 53 Robinhood Chain token launches to a coordinated operation that extracted at least $18.43 million over roughly two months.
“On-chain analyst Wazz linked at least 53 token launches on Robinhood Chain to an alleged coordinated rug-pull operation that extracted $18.43 million over roughly two months.”
The three largest listed extractions were CRUMBS at $3.12 million, LEGS at $2.9 million, and PINK at $1.44 million.
“CRUMBS marketed itself on X as a project that converts shopping receipts into stock-token rewards.”
Bitget scheduled Bitcoin withdrawals to reopen at 08:00 UTC on September 28, 2026.
“Bitcoin withdrawals are scheduled to reopen at 08:00 UTC on Sep. 28.”
Bitget scheduled withdrawals for other tokens, fiat services and peer-to-peer transactions for 08:00 UTC on October 2.
“Bitget placed withdrawals for other tokens, fiat currency services and peer-to-peer transactions in the final stage, scheduled for 08:00 UTC on Oct. 2.”
Bitget said its cold wallets were secure and that its early investigation found no evidence of a private-key leak.
“It said its cold wallets were secure and that its early investigation had found no evidence of a private-key leak.”
A later account placed the value transferred to Bitget attacker-controlled addresses at approximately $387.5 million.
“In a subsequent account cited by Outlook Money on Sep. 26, Bitget put the value transferred to attacker-controlled addresses at approximately $387.5 million.”
The later Bitget figure included Zcash and TRON assets that were absent from the initial estimate.
“The later figure included Zcash and TRON assets that were absent from the first estimate.”
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