Duelbits Casino Offline After Hackers Drain $7M Across Four Chains
Crypto casino Duelbits went offline after attackers drained its hot wallets across four blockchains, with roughly $6 million of the stolen funds consolidated in a single Ethereum address. The platform's withdrawal and deposit services remain unavailable as of the latest reports, and the company has not yet issued a formal statement detailing the breach timeline or the specific networks affected.
Blockchain analysts tracking the incident have identified one Ethereum address that now holds approximately $6 million of the pilfered assets, suggesting the attackers are consolidating funds ahead of a potential laundering operation. The total haul is estimated at around $7 million across all four chains, though the exact breakdown per blockchain has not been disclosed.
Duelbits, a popular crypto gambling platform known for its sportsbook and casino offerings, has not confirmed whether user balances will be restored or whether affected customers will receive reimbursement. The outage has left users unable to access their accounts, and the platform's social media channels have remained silent since the incident came to light.
Security researchers are urging users to monitor the identified Ethereum address for any movement of funds, which could signal the next stage of the attack. No official statement from Duelbits regarding the hack, the affected blockchains, or the attacker's identity has been published, and the open questions around the breach timeline and the method of access remain unanswered.
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