Canadian Hacker 'Haby' Accused of $2M Theft via Coinbase Support Impersonation

The evidence strongly supports the truthfulness of the statement. The primary source is an investigative thread from the highly authoritative (0.95) on-chain sleuth ZachXBT, who is the origin of the accusation. This source directly alleges that a Canadian threat actor named 'Haby' stole over $2 million by impersonating Coinbase support staff. This central claim is consistently and directly corroborated by multiple secondary sources, including news reports from Live Bitcoin News, Rootdata, and MEXC. While these secondary sources have lower authority scores, their complete agreement on every key detail (nationality, alias, method, and amount) reinforces the primary claim. Another social media source also amplifies the original report. There is no conflicting evidence presented. The sources that are not relevant discuss entirely different cybersecurity incidents, individuals, or companies, and do not contradict the specific claims about 'Haby'. The statement accurately reflects that this is an 'accusation', not a legal conviction, which is precisely what the sources describe: a public accusation based on an investigation by a well-regarded crypto sleuth. The consistency across all relevant sources and the high authority of the primary source lead to a high confidence assessment.