Crypto trader Frogman said on Oct. 7 that roughly $4 million worth of assets had been stolen, confirming earlier reports about suspicious fund movements from one of his wallets. In a post on X, he said he still does not know how the theft happened and added that he is currently in Singapore. He also thanked the teams and individuals assisting with the investigation and said he would share more information when possible.
Earlier updates said the stolen assets were moved out, sold, and swapped into ETH, BNB, and SOL before being dispersed through tools including Privacy Cash and Chainflip. The incident involved nine tokens in total. Among the disclosed holdings 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. The compromised wallet address has already been flagged.
Crypto trader Frogman said on Oct. 7 that about $4 million in assets had been stolen from his wallet, confirming earlier reports of unauthorized transfers.
In a post on X, Frogman wrote: "I’m still not sure how it happened, but I’m in Singapore right now. Thanks to the teams and individuals helping with the investigation. I’ll share as much more information as I can."
Fund movements after the theft
Earlier on Oct. 7, reports said roughly $4 million in assets from Frogman’s wallet had been transferred out and sold. The funds were then exchanged into ETH, BNB, and SOL, before being split across channels including Privacy Cash and Chainflip. The stolen assets involved nine tokens in total, and the wallet address in question has been flagged.
Disclosed token breakdown
- 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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