On-chain investigator Specter said B² Network may have been hit by an exploit on BNB Chain. According to the monitoring update, an attacker moved 8.591 million B2 worth $3.86 million, then swapped the tokens for 5,409 WBNB valued at $3.11 million. The funds were later bridged to Ethereum and are currently being routed to Zcash through NEAR Intents. The addresses identified in the report are 0xEc443f7D79835B464FBEAC798d3f92B62d6Ff433 and 0xf977427Ec8e583C55D413061FC205BCD57e8Bf6D. The information was published by Odaily, citing Specter’s on-chain tracking.
Odaily reported that on-chain investigator Specter has flagged a possible exploit involving B² Network on BNB Chain.
According to the monitoring data, the attacker moved 8.591 million B2 worth $3.86 million and swapped the holdings into 5,409 WBNB worth $3.11 million. The funds were then bridged to Ethereum and are currently being transferred to Zcash through NEAR Intents.
The addresses identified as involved in the theft are 0xEc443f7D79835B464FBEAC798d3f92B62d6Ff433 and 0xf977427Ec8e583C55D413061FC205BCD57e8Bf6D.
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