Funds were still being swept more than 31 hours after the first major outflows, while Triple-A said customer funds were not affected.
An apparent drain of Triple-A's hot wallets has reached roughly $11.8 million, based on findings from onchain investigator Specter. The losses continued to mount as new deposits were still being swept more than 31 hours after the first major outflows, suggesting the wallet compromise remained active over an extended period. Triple-A said customer funds were not affected. Hot wallets are internet-connected crypto wallets, which can support fast transaction processing but are generally more exposed to security breaches than offline storage.