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Billeteras vinculadas a Coinsbuy sufren robo de $7.9M en criptomonedas, según datos on-chain

Billeteras vinculadas a Coinsbuy sufren robo de $7.9M en criptomonedas, según datos on-chain Bitcoin World

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Aug 10, 2026 at 1:10 AM UTC · 3 min de lectura

Billeteras vinculadas a Coinsbuy sufren robo de $7.9M en criptomonedas, según datos on-chain
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La empresa de seguridad blockchain PeckShield ha informado de un robo estimado de $7.9 millones en criptomonedas de monederos vinculados a Coinsbuy, una plataforma de pagos cripto. La alerta, basada en los hallazgos del analista on-chain Specter, indica que los activos afectados estaban principalmente en las redes TRON y Ethereum. Parte de los fondos robados fue rastreada a través de exchanges como ChangeNOW, FixedFloat y BingX.

Detalles del incidente

Según la alerta pública de PeckShield, el robo involucró múltiples monederos asociados con Coinsbuy. Aunque no se ha revelado el método exacto del ataque, el movimiento de fondos a través de diferentes redes y múltiples exchanges sugiere un esfuerzo coordinado para lavar los activos robados. La implicación de TRON y Ethereum, dos de las redes blockchain más grandes, resalta la naturaleza cross-chain del ataque.

Los analistas on-chain han rastreado una parte de los fondos robados hasta ChangeNOW, FixedFloat y BingX, lo que indica que los atacantes pueden haber utilizado estas plataformas para intercambiar o transferir los activos. La trazabilidad de tales transacciones subraya la transparencia de la tecnología blockchain, incluso cuando los actores maliciosos intentan ocultar sus huellas.

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