
In a remarkable incident involving U.S. government crypto wallets, hackers drained $20.7 million in assets, including Ethereum (ETH), USD Coin (USDC), and Tether (USDT). Within 24 hours, the hackers returned $19.3 million, representing approximately 93% of the stolen funds. The swift recovery has raised questions about the security of government-held cryptocurrencies, with only $1.4 million remaining unreturned, primarily in aUSDC. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in crypto asset management and the potential for rapid asset recovery in cases of theft.
First hacked, then recovered, now missing again — the $20M #Bitfinex mystery deepens! How did millions in crypto slip from government control? Hacked, misplaced, or… something more? 🔍 👉Read here: https://t.co/QLA68gD9lR https://t.co/e9hdGPrqD2
$20 Million Drained and Returned: Government Wallet Under Scrutiny https://t.co/jGvfAeAYBA
$20.7M Gov Wallet Heist Ends in $19.3M Refund Here's the rundown: Hackers drained $20.7M from U.S. government crypto wallets - ETH, USDC, aUSDC, and USDT - then surprised everyone by returning $19.3M within 24 hours. That means 93% of assets are back, but $1.4M, mostly in… https://t.co/EB7J1PdiHU



