CryptoBilis Ledger hack: $95 million stolen, $10 million frozen - Crypto News
The CryptoBilis Ledger drainer has stolen $95.35 million from 1,486 addresses between October 7 and 9, with $13.84 million moved in the past 48 hours.
The CryptoBilis Ledger drainer has continued moving stolen cryptocurrency, transferring USD 13.84 million over the past 48 hours after Arkham Intelligence traced USD 95.35 million in thefts involving 1,486 addresses. The thefts occurred between October 7 and 9, with most of the cryptocurrency taken during a 51-minute period on October 9.
Rapid theft timeline
Arkham's analysis found that most of the theft occurred on October 9, beginning at 05:07:48 UTC. Within 51 minutes, the attacker collected USD 80.60 million, including USD 58.19 million in USDT through 335 transfers on the Tron blockchain.
During the same period, 112 Bitcoin addresses transferred 203.26 BTC, valued at USD 16.73 million, in a single block at 05:54 UTC. Another USD 14.14 million in USDT reached the attacker's Tron wallets by 15:00 UTC.
The attacker reportedly stole USD 80.60 million within just 51 minutes on October 9.
Funds movement and freezing
After the theft, the attacker began converting the stolen assets and moving them between blockchain networks. Arkham traced at least USD 69.19 million through swaps and bridging transactions, including USD 20.37 million in USDT converted into USDD on Tron.
The attacker deposited 9,529 ETH, worth USD 23.27 million, into Tornado Cash through 559 transactions. Arkham identified USD 30.44 million in remaining holdings, including USD 10 million in frozen USDT.
Blockchain analytics firm Bitquery previously estimated USD 102 million stolen from 335 wallets across six networks in its October 16 investigation, though Ledger has not independently confirmed the total amount stolen or the number of affected customers.
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