Chainalysis has linked the $387 million Bitget hack to DPRK-linked actors after attackers moved funds across four blockchains. The firm said transfers began after the exploit and involved 23 transactions within three hours.
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Chainalysis Links $387M Bitget Hack to DPRK-Linked Actors After 23 Transfers
Chainalysis has linked a reported $387 million hack involving Bitget to actors associated with North Korea after tracing 23 transfers. The attribution was reported by CryptoRank, based on Chainalysis analysis.
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Oct 2, 2026 at 10:46 PM UTC · Updated bir dakika önce · 1 dk okuma
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Ethereum carried 49.7% of the funds, while XRP accounted for 40.8%. Zcash represented 7.6%, and Tron handled 1.8%. Chainalysis tracked hundreds of transfers as the attackers moved assets between networks.
Cross-Chain Tracking
Chainalysis said investigators used custom automation to reconstruct transactions across multiple blockchains. The tools reduced more than 20 hours of bridge reconciliation work to under 10 minutes.
The stolen XRP presented a tracing challenge. Attackers routed the tokens through a cross-chain liquidity protocol rather than an exchange. They received Bitcoin on another network through the process.
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How much was reportedly stolen in the Bitget hack?
The headline describes the Bitget hack as involving $387 million.
Who did Chainalysis link to the Bitget hack?
Chainalysis reportedly linked the activity to actors associated with North Korea, also referred to as DPRK-linked actors.
How many transfers did Chainalysis trace?
The report says Chainalysis made the link after tracing 23 transfers.
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