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Suspected $106M crypto loss from exchange accounts linked to EU entity

TradingGain NewsroomTradingGain Newsroom··02 Nov 2026, 17:21 UTC

ZachXBT says an EU entity is suspected of losing $106 million from crypto exchange accounts. The attacker is unidentified and moved funds through ether, instant exchanges and Monero. The victim and affected exchanges have not been named, so the full impact is unclear.

Why it matters

  • The suspected loss of $106 million came from crypto exchange accounts, which raises platform security concerns.
  • Funds were moved through ether, instant exchanges and Monero, a mix that may complicate tracking.
  • The victim and affected exchanges are still unknown, so the scope of the losses is unclear.

What to watch next

Watch for official statements from the affected exchanges or a named victim, which would show how far the losses reach.

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