Recently, a major incident occurred: a multi-signature wallet private key of a whale was leaked and hacked. The loss amount is quite astonishing—approximately $27.3 million was directly stolen.
Even more heartbreaking, the hacker has already laundered $12.6 million of it (converted into over 4,100 ETH), and currently still holds about $2 million in liquid assets. But this is not the most dangerous part—the hacker still controls this wallet, which maintains an approximately $25 million ETH leveraged long position on Aave.
What does this mean? Once the hacker decides to close the position or further manipulate it, this huge leveraged position could trigger chain reactions. For DeFi users, this is a strong reminder—security of multi-signature wallets cannot be taken lightly, and private key management and risk monitoring are equally important.
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BlockchainGriller
· 12h ago
Oh no, $27.3 million just disappeared like that? Multi-signature wallets can also be hacked, and now I'm a bit afraid to move my assets.
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This guy is really a troll, still daring to hold such a large position on Aave.
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Basically, it's poor private key management. No matter how advanced the wallet is, it's useless.
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Wait, the hacker is still controlling the wallet? Then they could dump the market at any time. The DeFi circle is too deep.
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Making multi-signature setups so complicated has actually become a vulnerability—what a irony.
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A leveraged position of $25 million is hanging there. If the price of my held tokens drops, I’m done. That’s true systemic risk.
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So the key is to regularly audit your wallet, or all the security measures are just empty gestures.
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ApeDegen
· 12h ago
Damn, $27.3 million just disappeared. How bad is that?
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DegenGambler
· 13h ago
Damn, 27.3 million USD just gone like that? This guy must be really careless.
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Multi-signature wallets can also be hacked, that's truly outrageous.
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Leverage positions still in the hacker's hands, now that's a real bomb.
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Once again, private keys leaked. When will the big players finally learn?
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There's still 25 million in long positions on Aave, waiting to be liquidated, huh?
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Really, DeFi is like this—just a little carelessness and you can become poor overnight.
Recently, a major incident occurred: a multi-signature wallet private key of a whale was leaked and hacked. The loss amount is quite astonishing—approximately $27.3 million was directly stolen.
Even more heartbreaking, the hacker has already laundered $12.6 million of it (converted into over 4,100 ETH), and currently still holds about $2 million in liquid assets. But this is not the most dangerous part—the hacker still controls this wallet, which maintains an approximately $25 million ETH leveraged long position on Aave.
What does this mean? Once the hacker decides to close the position or further manipulate it, this huge leveraged position could trigger chain reactions. For DeFi users, this is a strong reminder—security of multi-signature wallets cannot be taken lightly, and private key management and risk monitoring are equally important.