Polymarket: Third-Party Breach Drains $2.7M
A third-party provider for Polymarket was compromised, draining over 700 users of $2.7 million with funds converted to POL and dispersed across multiple wallets including 0xe4C4C39C1733e1C7c06B79f97ED442B68Df41EC6.
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Polymarket confirmed a third-party provider compromise that drained more than 700 users and stole $2.7 million, with the main attacker wallet 0x3F99139F1C5854bb628c2e576Aaf638e99dFfc18 converting proceeds to $POL and routing $1.4 million to 0xe4C4C39C1733e1C7c06B79f97ED442B68Df41EC6, $523k to 0xc91ee0574a14446DE200923729c349B9CAE19b60, $393k to 0x5392587814Ce8c6af6789764f88e5e9AB0b9962C and $200k onward to Ethereum addresses.
As the world’s largest prediction market, Polymarket stated affected users will be made whole while funds continue moving. On the 4h chart POL trades at $0.09 inside the Bollinger band with EMA50 and EMA200 both acting as resistance at $0.09-$0.1; the neutral RSI at 50.51 paired with the MACD golden cross points to a probable retracement toward the lower band support before any attempt to reclaim the upper band resistance.
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