Trader Frogman said on X that roughly $4 million of assets were stolen from his wallet, confirming an incident first flagged earlier in the day. He said he still does not know how the theft happened and added that he is currently in Singapore. In the same post, Frogman thanked the teams and individuals helping with the investigation and said he would share more information as it becomes available.
According to the incident details cited by ChainCatcher, the stolen assets were transferred out, sold, and converted into ETH, BNB, and SOL. The funds were then split up through tools including Privacy Cash and Chainflip. The wallet address tied to the theft has already been marked.
The stolen holdings involved nine tokens in total. Among the disclosed assets were 1.43 million BP worth about $1.77 million, 13.96 million MarsCoin worth about $1.55 million, and 3.7 million Cash Cat worth about $510,000. No further explanation of the attack vector was provided in the source material.
Trader Frogman said in a post on X that about $4 million in assets had been stolen from him, confirming the loss publicly.
「I still don't know how it happened, but I'm in Singapore right now. Thanks to the teams and individuals helping with the investigation. I will share as much more information as I can.」
Earlier reports said assets worth about $4 million were moved out of Frogman's wallet and sold, then converted into ETH, BNB, and SOL. The funds were later dispersed through tools including Privacy Cash and Chainflip. The compromised wallet address has been marked.
Stolen holdings included nine tokens
The theft involved nine different tokens. Among the disclosed assets were:
- 1.43 million BP, worth about $1.77 million;
- 13.96 million MarsCoin, worth about $1.55 million;
- 3.7 million Cash Cat, worth about $510,000.
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