Crypto hacks, exploits and drains as they are reported. Every betrayal begins with trust; this is where it ends up.
Where stolen funds from the largest recent hacks were sent, as published by investigators. Every address below is copied from the linked source and opens on a block explorer so you can watch it move. Where no reliable source has published an address, we say so instead of guessing.
About $6.36 billion stolen (TRM Labs). Attributed by the FBI to North Korea's TraderTraitor.
Full list: the FBI alert names 608 Ethereum and 19 Bitcoin addresses used by the attackers. Source for the address above: Arkham Intelligence.
$93 million to $102 million drained from 335 wallets on six chains, according to Bitquery. Ledger has confirmed a hardware implant in a device sold by the reseller. Not attributed.
Source: Bitquery investigation, which lists about 70 further holding and laundering wallets.
About $40 million drained across ten chains, according to security firms cited by CoinDesk. The exchange says the incident was contained and customers lost nothing. Not attributed.
Addresses not yet confirmed by a reliable source.
About 16 million USDT on TRON, which CoinDCX blames on a failed sweep of old deposit wallets (Decrypt). Not attributed.
Addresses not yet confirmed by a reliable source.
Updated 2 November 2026. Addresses are published by the sources named; TraderTraitor does not trace funds itself.
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Reported figures, not verified by TraderTraitor. Incidents come from DeFiLlama's public hacks database; headlines from Google News. Amounts are in US dollars at the time of the incident. The board refreshes itself every few minutes.