Bitget CEO said the exchange was hacked on Sept. 24, with about $387.5 million stolen. A large share of the funds was moved across chains and ended up mainly on Ethereum. According to a report from NEAR Intents, its SHIELD risk intelligence layer detected more than $50 million in suspected money-laundering transfer attempts linked to the incident. Of that amount, $166,000 passed through, while $503,000 was frozen during execution. The frozen funds remain restricted and are awaiting follow-up legal action and recovery procedures. The update adds a new data point on how much suspicious flow NEAR Intents says it identified and how much it was able to stop.
Bitget CEO said the exchange was hacked on Sept. 24, with about $387.5 million stolen. A large portion of the funds moved across chains and was concentrated mainly on Ethereum.
In a report, NEAR Intents said its SHIELD risk intelligence layer detected more than $50 million in suspected money-laundering transfer attempts. Of that amount, $166,000 went through, while $503,000 was frozen during execution.
The frozen funds remain restricted and are awaiting follow-up legal and recovery procedures, according to the report.
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