OlaXBT Hack

Reported loss $2.0M
BNB Chain
Multisig wallet Social Engineering Exploit

What happened

On September 1, 2025, OlaXBT detected unauthorized withdrawals of approximately 32 million AIO tokens from their multisig wallets. The attacker sold the stolen tokens for over $2 million, prompting OlaXBT to activate emergency protocols, engage cybersecurity experts, and coordinate with exchanges to mitigate market impact while developing a compensation plan for affected token holders.

The attack involved sophisticated techniques targeting OlaXBT's multisig wallet infrastructure, resulting in the unauthorized withdrawal of approximately 32 million AIO tokens. The exploiter immediately began liquidating the stolen tokens, converting them to over $2 million in value through market sales. OlaXBT responded by activating emergency response protocols and engaging BlockSec and other leading cybersecurity firms for investigation and forensic analysis.

The team identified evidence of coordinated unauthorized access through blockchain forensics, examining transaction patterns and wallet interactions to trace the exploit. The vulnerability in the wallet system has been reportedly resolved, and OlaXBT is working with global law enforcement agencies to pursue legal action and recovery efforts. The project team is developing a compensation plan for verified AIO holders who held tokens prior to the incident, with details including snapshot block, eligibility criteria, and distribution timeline to be announced after auditor consultation.

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Exploiter:

Address 0x0738…d9ef

Address 0xec75…348c

Protocol details

Classification Ecosystem / Exchange (DEX) / Social Engineering
Protocol Type Exploit/Access control
Implementation language Solidity

Market Context at Time of Hack

Token Price at Hack $0.0837
Market Cap at Hack $19.3M
Reported loss / token market cap 10.39%
Token Categories
Artificial Intelligence (AI) BNB Chain Ecosystem AI Agents Binance Alpha Spotlight

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