CoinEx has confirmed unusual withdrawals from several hot wallet addresses used to store the exchange's assets.
Initial assessments indicate unauthorized transactions involving ETH, TRON, and MATIC. According to CoinEx, the exact amount of the loss has not been determined, and the affected funds are only a small portion of CoinEx's total assets.
The following suspicious wallet addresses associated with the hack have been isolated:
ETH:
*0xce013682eddefaca8c94fe56a43a04212ebe4673
*0x8bf8cd7F001D0584F98F53a3d82eD0bA498cC3dE
*0xCC1AE485b617c59a7c577C02cd07078a2bcCE454
*0x483D88278Cbc0C9105c4807d558E06782AEFf584
BTC:
*1BHNb9UJy4cWFB5wywZkTVgoNB4JbFmswH
TRON:
*TP75t6owoqXxskLq6FB2R37PymNTmohq9L
*TPFUjxQzG88Vwynrpj2W61ZAkQ9W2QYgAQ$XRP:
- rpQxVcjVF2fC23r3xKyJS53jw8d5SRhZQf
CoinEx assures that all user assets are safe and untouched. Affected parties will receive 100% compensation for any losses resulting from this hack.
Meanwhile, deposit and withdrawal services have been temporarily suspended for added security.
https://twitter.com/coinexcom/status/1701651414991397176?t=lRx9jVB1ZczijigN_PtT5Q&s=19