Crypto Scam: On-Chain Data Tracks More Stolen Funds Moving Into Zcash
On-chain tracking linked stolen funds to transfers into Zcash, and the ZEC price was reported down 3.7% at the same time. Bitget also announced one-time account closures for some customers after losses tied to the incident were put at $387.5 million across 11 blockchains.
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Users and customers notice that the dispute has moved from a general theft report to account-level action at Bitget, with one-time closures named for some customers. Market participants who watch ZEC also see the token referenced alongside a 3.7% fall, so the event is visible both in exchange operations and in the asset’s trading context.
Before this, the reported movement was simply stolen funds entering Zcash; now Bitget has publicly named one-time account closures for some customers. What stays the same is that the report still centers on funds moving on-chain across multiple blockchains, not on a change to Zcash itself.
Market reaction
The move was larger before the first headline than after. That is an observation, not an explanation: the market also moves on things nobody publishes.
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