The attacker's claimed address is Bitget , transferred to TIA.2.6 Millions of dollars via the Binance link service.

The digital currency trail from the platform heist.

What is this event?

SomaXBT, the creator of the blockchain, disclosed via X that an address thought to be associated with Bitget 's attackers had moved a stolen Celestia Transfer (TIA) worth approximately2.6 million dollars into assets on the main network Ethereum ETH through its off-market trading channel ( OTC ) and instant transaction services linked to Binance .

This information does not confirm that Binance was directly involved in any such transactions, so this movement is data on a string indicating the possible path of stolen money rather than inferring which platform committed or connived with the attack.

Why does it matter?

The movement of digital assets in the number2.6 million TIAs identified as stolen is significant because blockchains are open to tracking, but an attacker could use a gap between OTC 's marketplace instant exchange service and the Ethereum network to complicate a transaction pathway. If a deal was converted into an asset on the Ethereum , then the route would still appear on the blockchain, but further tracking may need to be based on data from the exchange platform or law enforcement agencies.

For the general reader, this incident is not just a platform-by-platform security news story but also reflects that infrastructure used to transition assets across networks and across forms of ownership can impact our ability to identify or track damaged assets.

How does it affect the reader?

In the Thai context, readers who hold digital assets or use overseas platforms may want to know that this story does not indicate Bitkub or any Thai service providers were involved in the Bitget attack. However, Office the SEC (Thailand) regulates domestic digital asset operators and registered platforms are required to comply with regulations on trade paperwork, scrutiny of suspicious transactions and reporting of potentially fraudulent activity.

Using a Thai platform that trades in the baht ( THB ) does not reduce the security risks of foreign platforms or wallets used to store digital assets, so users should follow announcements from relevant platforms such as Bitget , SomaXBT, Binance and regulatory authorities instead of conclusions from unconfirmed news.

Before interpreting a story, you should know what the facts are.

What appeared in the data was a SomaXBT reference to an address that is thought to be associated with Bitget attackers, a Celestial Transfer (TIA) of approximately2.6 million dollars, going as assets on Ethereum 's core network,ETH and using channel OTC with instant transaction services linked to Binance .

The conclusion that Binance is directly or indirectly involved in this move has not been confirmed, so the reader should make a clear distinction between the business lines verifiable on-chain and the legal liability of any individual or company involved.