Duelbits Confirms About $7 Million Hot-Wallet Theft

Duelbits confirmed attackers drained about $7 million from hot wallets across four chains and took the casino offline, saying user balances are safe.

Crypto casino Duelbits confirmed that attackers drained about $7 million from hot wallets on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, and Bitcoin, and took the platform offline. Scam Sniffer first flagged roughly $4.2 million in abnormal outflows; later accounting added 8.1 BTC, and most of the stolen value was consolidated into about 2,234 ETH. Reported Ethereum movements included 836 ETH, about 593,000 USDT, 97,000 USDC, 31,500 DAI, and 12.4 billion SHIB; GBHackers also listed 209 BNB and 192,000 TRX, amounts the earlier Cyber Security News report did not itemize. Co-founder Joe said user balances are safe. The sources differ on next steps: Cyber Security News said a statement was due within 24 hours while engineers rebuild deposit and withdrawal servers, whereas GBHackers said the site stays offline until the investigation ends and hot wallets are replenished. Both say a private-key compromise is only an unconfirmed external assessment, not an official finding.

• Duelbits confirmed about $7 million drained from hot wallets on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, and Bitcoin, and took the crypto casino offline.
• Scam Sniffer first reported roughly $4.2 million in abnormal outflows; later figures added 8.1 BTC, and GBHackers also listed 209 BNB and 192,000 TRX.
• Ethereum transfers included 836 ETH, about 593,000 USDT, 97,000 USDC, 31,500 DAI, and 12.4 billion SHIB.
• Most stolen assets were consolidated into roughly 2,234 ETH.
• Co-founder Joe said user balances are safe.
• Cyber Security News said a statement was due within 24 hours and engineers were rebuilding deposit and withdrawal servers; GBHackers said the platform stays offline until the investigation ends and hot wallets are replenished.
• Private-key compromise is an external suspicion only and has not been confirmed by Duelbits.