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Crypto investigators flag a suspected $106 million theft from a European entity and a $786,000 loss from a Solana arbitrage bot. The theft follows the $6.3 billion Binance hack, with funds moved via USDC, USDT, Ether, Monero, and services like WellWallet and Kyrrex. The attacker remains unidentified, though links to North Korea's Lazarus Group are ruled out.

On Nov. 1, an unnamed EU entity lost more than $106 million from centralized exchange accounts, according to investigator ZachXBT. The thief swapped stablecoins for ETH, used instant exchanges, converted funds to Monero, and bridged assets across chains.
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