Five Chains, $6.07 Million, and a Cause Nobody Will Disclose
A suspected private-key compromise took $6.07 million from the venue's own hot wallets on five chains. It was back days later.
An attacker moved about $6.07 million from Duelbits’ hot wallets across five chains, in a suspected private-key compromise[1]. The haul included the replacement wallet, the one named after the venue’s $4.6 million theft in 2024[1].
The wallets were the venue’s own, not a holder’s[1]. Duelbits reopened days later, and the cause was still undisclosed[2].
What to do: no holder approval sits in this path, so there is nothing here to revoke; the venue reopened days later with the cause still undisclosed[2].
Who gains, who loses
Receipts
An attacker moved approximately $6.07 million from Duelbits' hot wallets across five chains in a suspected private-key compromise.
“An attacker moved ~$6.07 million from Duelbits' hot wallets across five chains in a suspected private-key compromise, including the replacement wallet named after its $4.6 million theft in 2024.”
Duelbits reopened days after the theft, while the cause remained undisclosed.
“It reopened days later, cause still undisclosed.”
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