Policy Regula2026-08-16 04:48:09Noxos says part of Coinsbuy exploit funds reached HitBTC and BingXBlockchain investigation firm Noxos Intelligence said it has further confirmed, using its HYDRA engine, that part of the funds linked to the Coinsbuy hack ended up at HitBTC and BingX. According to the firm’s post on X, HitBTC directly received 30 ETH from the compromised wallet, while BingX received 100 ETH that moved through multiple intermediary addresses. Noxos added that more extensive tracing results are still being verified internally. The update adds to earlier monitoring cited by Foresight News. In that earlier report, on-chain analyst Specter said wallets associated with Coinsbuy were attacked on Ethereum and TRON, with losses exceeding $7.9 million. The latest disclosure does not provide further details beyond the two exchanges and the ETH amounts traced so far.1050
Coinsbuy2026-08-10 18:57:43Coinsbuy Confirms Security Incident, Covers Customer Losses With Own Reserves and Offers $100K RewardAccording to ChainCatcher, Coinsbuy has confirmed a security incident involving unauthorized withdrawals from its platform wallets. The company said it has used its own reserves to cover customer losses and is offering a $100,000 reward.1880
Coinsbuy2026-08-10 15:56:30Coinsbuy loses more than $8 million in cross-chain hack spanning Tron and EthereumCoinsbuy was hit by a cross-chain theft that drained more than $8 million from wallets on Tron and Ethereum, according to blockchain investigator BlockWatchdog. The firm said the attack began with a 5 USDT test transfer on Tron before more than 6 million USDT was taken from eight wallets. On Ethereum, another 1.89 million USDT and 77 ETH were removed from three wallets. BlockWatchdog linked both sets of transactions to the same attacker through the cross-chain swap service Bridgers. It said roughly $6.34 million, equal to 79% of the stolen funds, was later moved through FixedFloat, while another 150 ETH was sent through ChangeNOW. The investigator also said 282.2 ETH, valued at about $542,000 at the time, remained untouched across five addresses. Hours later, Coinsbuy refilled affected wallets with about $3.93 million sent back to the same 10 addresses. Seven of those deposits matched the original stolen amounts within 0.05%, a pattern BlockWatchdog said suggests the team did not believe private keys had been leaked. The exact attack path remains unknown, though the investigator said the attacker may have reached Coinsbuy’s withdrawal system. Coinsbuy had not publicly explained the breach at the time of the analysis and did not immediately respond to Decrypt’s request for comment.1990
Coinsbuy2026-08-10 00:35:02Coinsbuy says over $7.9 million stolen, with part of the funds frozenWallets linked to crypto processing platform Coinsbuy were drained of more than $7.9 million across Ethereum and TRON, according to monitoring by Specter cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 10. The stolen assets were then laundered into XMR through exchanges, the report said. Coinsbuy said it was able to freeze a six-figure portion of the stolen funds with support from ChangeNOW. The platform also temporarily halted deposits and withdrawals after the incident, though those services have since resumed. Coinsbuy describes itself as a cryptocurrency processing platform serving business users, including enterprises, merchants, and exchanges. The incident adds to the list of cross-chain theft cases in which attackers moved funds quickly and used exchange routes to obscure trails after the initial exploit.1820
Coinsbuy2026-08-10 00:31:47Coinsbuy-Linked Wallets Suspected of Attack on TRON and Ethereum, ~$7.9M at RiskPeckShield monitoring shows that wallets associated with Coinsbuy were reportedly attacked, involving the TRON and Ethereum networks, with estimated losses of approximately $7.9 million. The attacker subsequently transferred part of the stolen funds through ChangeNOW, FixedFloat, and BingX.1770
