According to @PeckShieldAlert, address 0x1526...F32f was hit by a phishing attack with an estimated loss of about $1,000,000 across cryptocurrencies and NFTs, with stolen assets identified as 623,600 SPX worth about $804,000, 71,600 CULT worth about $88.87, and 371.417 harrypotterobamasonic10in worth about $31, reported on X on Aug 22, 2025, source: @PeckShieldAlert. According to @PeckShieldAlert, the alert explicitly lists $SPX and $CULT among the taken tokens, highlighting token-specific exposure for traders tracking on-chain security incidents, source: @PeckShieldAlert.

According to @NFT5lut, a crypto investor, their wallet was drained by a hacker, prompting a public request for assistance from blockchain investigator @zachxbt (source: Twitter, May 25, 2025). This incident highlights persistent security vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency wallets, reinforcing the urgency for traders to implement robust self-custody practices, use hardware wallets, and remain vigilant against phishing attacks. Such high-profile thefts can lead to short-term volatility in affected tokens and increase demand for secure wallet solutions, impacting the broader crypto market.

According to ZachXBT, following a recent NFT theft, the attacker rapidly sold the stolen NFTs and transferred the proceeds—amounting to 4 x 100 ETH, 5 x 100K DAI, 8 x 10 ETH, 2 x 1 ETH, and 3 x 0.1 ETH—directly to Tornado Cash (source: ZachXBT on Twitter, May 9, 2025). Due to the unique transaction amounts and subsequent fund consolidation after mixing, analysts can now perform a high-confidence 1:1 demix of the Tornado Cash transfers. This increases the chances of tracing stolen assets and may impact short-term on-chain trading sentiment for ETH and DAI, while highlighting ongoing risks around NFT security and Tornado Cash's role in laundering. Crypto traders should monitor for increased volatility and potential regulatory scrutiny surrounding privacy mixers and stolen NFT funds.