Yes — Trust Wallet has indeed suffered a major exploit, impacting **hundreds of users with over $6.77 million stolen so far. Here are the verified details from multiple reliable sources: �

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🧨 What Happened

📌 Exploit Target:

A security incident hit Trust Wallet’s browser extension (version 2.68), allowing attackers to drain users’ wallets shortly after the update. The problem appears tied to malicious or compromised code in that extension version. �

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📌 Affected Users:

The exploit impacted hundreds of Trust Wallet users who had the compromised browser extension installed.

Mobile app users and other extension versions aren’t reported to be affected. �

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💰 Losses So Far

The **total amount stolen is estimated at over $6.77 million in crypto assets.

On‑chain investigations show funds being drained across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB, and other tokens. �

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💸 Movement of Stolen Funds:

Blockchain analysis suggests the hacker has already routed about $4.25 million of the stolen crypto through services like ChangeNOW, FixedFloat, KuCoin, and HTX, likely to obfuscate funds or convert them. �

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🛡 Trust Wallet’s Response

Trust Wallet confirmed the incident and urged users of version 2.68 to disable that extension and immediately upgrade to version 2.69. �

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Binance co‑founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao (whose company owns Trust Wallet) pledged that Trust Wallet will fully cover the losses, reassuring users that funds are “SAFU” and compensation will be provided. �

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⚠️ Security Recommendations

If you use Trust Wallet:

Disable any browser extension version 2.68 immediately. �

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Update to the official 2.69 extension from the Chrome Web Store. �

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