.@Bitquery_io traced $14.35M in $USDT drained from 79AU’s PancakeSwap pool on Oct. 7 despite 79% of LP receipts being burned. Burning LP receipts blocks ordinary redemption, not privileged 79AU token transfers. via @akibablade

.@Bitquery_io says 58% of Polygon’s net USDT0 holder growth since Aug. 2025 matches suspected address-poisoning patterns. USDT0 supply fell 41% over the same period. More addresses do not necessarily mean more adoption. via @hardeyjumoh

⚠️UPDATE: Web3Auth debunks the circulating $6.01 MILLION Keplr theft reports, saying the addresses Bitquery traced are VERIFIED recovery wallets. Bitquery initially flagged the transfers as suspected theft after a Web3Auth breach exposed private keys for some Keplr wallets. Web3Auth says it moved the funds with Keplr’s help to PROTECT users’ assets. The confirmed loss total remains UNKNOWN. Keplr recently PAUSED Google and Apple logins after reports of unauthorized transactions. Keplr warned some wallets created with either login may be AFFECTED. Yet, Keplr assured wallets created with a recovery phrase or hardware wallet were UNAFFECTED. Web3Auth warned users to ignore DMs offering to recover funds and published these verified recovery addresses.

The CryptoBilis wallet thief cleared out five USDC wallets ahead of any freeze, Bitquery says. Tether's block still covers $10 million of USDT, and Ledger has found an unauthorized implant inside one affected user's device.

No loss figure yet from Ledger, which says every case it has confirmed involves a device from Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis and that its own systems were unaffected. Onchain tracker Bitquery puts the losses at $93.2 million over six blockchains.

🚨 Some Keplr wallets have been affected by a security incident. Google and Apple login options have been temporarily disabled. According to Keplr, a vulnerability in Web3Auth’s infrastructure exposed private keys for some wallets created using Google or Apple login. Wallets created with a recovery phrase or hardware wallet were not affected. Bitquery traced approximately $6.01 million in related asset transfers. However, Web3Auth is also conducting whitehat recovery operations to secure funds, so these transfers cannot all be classified as theft. The final loss total remains unconfirmed. Keplr urges affected users to stop sending funds to their original wallets, move any remaining withdrawable assets to a newly created recovery-phrase wallet or hardware wallet, and ignore unsolicited messages or links claiming to offer “asset recovery.” The investigation and efforts to secure assets are ongoing. Reduced or empty balances in some accounts may also reflect protective transfers and require further verification. #Keplr# #Web3Auth# #CryptoSecurity# #Cosmos#