Bill Murray's NFT Wallet Hacked!

American actor and comedian Bill Murray revealed that 119.2 Ethereum was stolen from his wallet after holding an NFT charity auction on September 1, 2022. Statistics show that most of the tokens and NFTs in Murray's wallet were moved, leaving roughly $556 in token value.

On Thursday, popular actor and comedian Bill Murray saw 119 Ethereum withdrawn from his wallet. On-chain data and details from Murray's team indicate that his wallet was emptied at around 02:00 Friday evening. Data from Dappradarcom's portfolio tool shows that about $556 worth of tokens remain in Murray's wallet. It also shows that NFTs were still being held in the wallet (at 02:00 on September 3). https://twitter.com/web3isgreat/status/1565792713735389186 According to the report, a large portion of Murray's portfolio was hacked and stolen from the wallet. On-chain data shows that Murray's security team stole Blockchain assets such as The Flower Girls NFTs, Boss Beauties, Hashmasks, Adam Bomb Squad, Deadfellaz, Gutter Cat Gang, Cryptopunks, Veefriends, Cool Cats, Damien Hirst NFTs, Pudgy Penguins and Cryptotoads. Murray's charity sold 1/1 NFT from the 'Bill Murray 1000' NFT collection hosted on the Coinbase NFT marketplace. Murray's team clarified that the stolen funds were sent to an exchange and the thief is currently unknown. The funds from the NFT auction were supposed to be donated to a non-profit organization called Chive Charities. A Coinbase NFT marketplace spokesperson also revealed that NFT, the runner-up in the NFT auction, donated 120 Ethereum to Chive Charities to cover the stolen funds. The report published on Friday does not explain how the hacker stole 119.2 Ethereum from Murray's Ethereum wallet. Murray's team said it has submitted a report to law enforcement. He also noted that he was working with blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis. Bill Murray is not the only high-profile celebrity to be attacked by crypto hackers this year. Family Guy star Seth Green had his Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT stolen. He was also reportedly forced to make a large payment to get the NFT back.   Source: nfxhaber.com Follow Global Economic Developments on Social Media! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Facebook account! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Instagram account! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Twitter account!