# ZachXBT Links More Than $133 Million to Suspected Crypto Theft

By Simon Yoon

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Published: 2026-11-03T08:02:39.000Z
Updated: 2026-11-03T08:02:39.000Z
Section: Technology

> He identified more than $27 million in additional suspicious exchange withdrawals and argued earlier disclosure might have let European Union authorities freeze more than $30 million.

Blockchain investigator ZachXBT identified more than $27 million in additional suspicious withdrawals from centralized exchanges, lifting the amount linked to a suspected crypto theft above $133 million.

Some of the withdrawals occurred after ZachXBT’s initial disclosure. He argued that delayed disclosure allowed more than $30 million to be laundered, funds European Union authorities might otherwise have frozen.

He also speculated that a major financial institution in Western Europe may have been compromised and was concealing the breach. ZachXBT did not identify a specific institution, and his claim does not confirm that a breach occurred.

The $133 million figure covers funds linked to the suspected theft, not a confirmed loss total. The withdrawals were described as suspicious, which does not establish that every transfer involved stolen funds. The victim’s identity and actual losses remain unknown.

The more-than-$30 million figure is ZachXBT’s estimate of funds that might have been frozen, not a confirmed recovery or final loss amount.