B² Network was hacked on BNB Chain, according to on-chain analyst Specter, with losses estimated at about 8.591 million B2 tokens, or roughly $3.86 million. The attacker swapped the stolen assets into 5,409 WBNB, valued in the post at about $3.11 million, and then bridged the funds to Ethereum. Specter said the assets are now being moved toward Zcash through NEAR Intents. After the incident, the B² Network team contacted the attacker on-chain and laid out a condition for possible leniency. The team said it would treat the move as a gesture of goodwill and would not begin legal action if at least 10% of the stolen funds, about $386,000 by the figures provided, is returned to the official address within the next 24 hours.
B² Network has suffered a hack on BNB Chain, with losses estimated at about 8.591 million B2 tokens, or roughly $3.86 million, according to on-chain analyst Specter.
Specter said the attacker swapped the stolen assets for 5,409 WBNB, valued at about $3.11 million in the post, and then bridged the funds to Ethereum. The funds are now being moved to Zcash through NEAR Intents.
Team offers terms for partial return
After the attack, the B² Network team contacted the attacker on-chain and said it would consider it a gesture of goodwill if at least 10% of the stolen funds, about $386,000 based on the figures provided, is returned to the official address within the next 24 hours. The team added that it would not initiate legal proceedings under that condition.
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