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Polymarket phishing attack took $3.1 million from 11 wallets
Blockchain intelligence firm AMLBotHQ reported Saturday that roughly $3.1 million in PUSD was stolen from 11 user wallets on the prediction market platform. The funds were moved from Polygon to Ethereum, and the company pledged full refunds.
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Blockchain intelligence firm AMLBotHQ updated Saturday that a phishing attack on Polymarket took roughly $3.1 million in PUSD from 11 user wallets. The stolen funds were removed from the Polygon network and immediately bridged to Ethereum.
Company response Polymarket stated it will provide full refunds to the affected users. The incident follows standard patterns in which attackers use phishing links to gain access to wallet credentials before transferring assets across blockchains.
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