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Crypto Exchange BtcTurk Experiences $48M Worth of Suspicious Outflows Amid Hack Fears

BtcTurk suspended crypto deposits and withdrawals after hackers moved $48 million from hot wallets across multiple blockchain networks, with funds consolidated into two addresses, cybersecurity firms said.

  • Around August 14, 2025, Cyvers Alerts flagged about $48 million in suspicious cryptocurrency outflows from BtcTurk, prompting suspension of deposits and withdrawals.
  • Cyvers reported multiple network alerts, with most funds moved into two addresses, spanning Ethereum, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Mantle and Polygon, roughly 30 minutes before the warning.
  • CertiK estimates the damage could exceed $50 million and identified three wallets—two Ethereum addresses and one Solana address.
  • BtcTurk assured users that cryptocurrency trading and Turkish lira deposits and withdrawals remain uninterrupted, and most assets are in secure cold wallets, as authorities are informed.
  • Recorded transfers reveal this incident follows a June 2024 hack and highlights ongoing security vulnerabilities at BtcTurk, Turkey’s largest crypto exchange.
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The hackers are said to have captured dozens of millions of US dollars in various cryptocurrencies in the attack on the Exchange. The background. Source: BTC-ECHO BTC-ECHO

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Coin Desk broke the news in Manila, Philippines on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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