Singapore police say tampered Ledger wallets cost users $2.7M
Police in Singapore say users lost $2.7 million from tampered Ledger wallets. At least two cases were reported as early as Sept. 10, about a month before the wider incident became public. For traders, the story is a reminder that hardware wallet security and early warning signs matter.
Why it matters
- Police say users in Singapore lost $2.7 million from tampered Ledger wallets.
- At least two cases were reported on Sept. 10, before the wider incident was public.
- Losses tied to wallet tampering can hit holders directly, even when markets stay calm.
What to watch next
Watch for further police updates or statements from Ledger on how the wallets were tampered with and who is affected.
