0x9ed8e94a2d296bf0be71eb3424dc67347acce4f8

Reported crypto scam address

This EVM (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and other EVM chains) address was named in 1 public crypto scam report: Hack. First reported 2026-10-24. Last updated 2026-10-24.

Aztec 2.0 rollup exploit follow-up (2026-06-17): three onward wallets that moved the attacker's ETH, incl. a 10 ETH Tornado Cash deposit

  • Scam type: Hack
  • Chain: EVM (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and other EVM chains)
  • Project or site name: Aztec
  • Incident date: 2026-06-17
  • Reported: 2026-10-24
  • Last updated: 2026-10-24

Follow-up to our report on the 2026-06-17 exploit of the deprecated Aztec 2.0 rollup contract (https://blockint.ai/c3?report=456a1937-0ccd-420c-998d-d71720ecb99e). That report listed the two holding wallets named by Aztec Labs and gave three onward wallets in its text only. On-chain data shows all three moving the stolen ETH, so this report lists them. Addresses (Ethereum): - 0x9ed8e94a2d296bf0be71eb3424dc67347acce4f8 (funded by holding wallet B; sent 10 ETH into Tornado Cash) - 0x5999578de622165e8438589916829874bba61ae2 (received about 802.13 ETH from attacker EOA 0x6952d9…e97f and passed…

Other addresses in this report: 0x5999578de622165e8438589916829874bba61ae2, 0x69923e5264b6e1634ee673f34fc6350cb7a05f72

Linked reports: Aztec 2.0 rollup exploit (2026-06-17) follow-up: two attacker holding wallets and a copycat wallet named by Aztec Labs

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