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Multiple reports indicate that private keys belonging to users associated with the DeBot platform have been stolen, leading to the theft of digital assets exceeding $255,000. The incident, which appears to be ongoing, has prompted urgent warnings from security experts and the platform itself, urging affected users to secure their funds immediately.

DeBot, an AI-driven DeFi bot and trading platform, offers users real-time crypto signals, wallet monitoring, automated trading features, and insights across major blockchains including Ethereum, Solana, Binance Smart Chain, and others. Launched as a tool for smarter investments, it provides features like limit orders with trailing stop-loss, AI narrative signals for high-potential opportunities, and multi-terminal synchronization across apps, Telegram, and web interfaces. The platform emphasizes early detection of memecoins and other assets, making it popular among traders seeking an edge in volatile markets.

According to on-chain analysis shared by cybersecurity firm SlowMist's founder, known as Cos, the breach involves private keys from wallets previously flagged as risky by DeBot. Hackers have already profited approximately $255,000, with thefts continuing across affected addresses. The attacker's primary address, identified as 0xff2a89fb8025b3b8ba64d0921a0957d16031e96b, has been used to consolidate stolen funds, primarily in stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies. Users who have imported wallets into DeBot or used its monitoring features are advised to transfer remaining assets to secure, unrelated addresses without delay, as manual transfers by the hackers suggest the exploit is active.

DeBot has responded to the allegations, stating that its secure wallet infrastructure remains uncompromised and is operating normally. The platform claims the issue stems from external factors, with only a limited number of reported wallets having any prior connection to DeBot. In a similar past incident in October 2025, DeBot denied platform involvement, noting that most affected wallets had never been linked to their system, as verified by SlowMist. The team is actively investigating and has promised to handle compensation for verified victims after a full assessment. Recent platform communications emphasize transferring assets via their "transfer" feature to official safe wallets and highlight ongoing security enhancements.

This breach adds to a growing list of crypto security incidents in 2025, where private key compromises, often via malware, phishing, or supply-chain attacks - have led to billions in losses industry-wide. Experts recommend using hardware wallets, enabling multi-factor authentication, and avoiding sharing seed phrases or private keys with any platform. SlowMist and other analysts continue to monitor the situation, with calls for users to avoid DeBot-linked addresses until resolved.

As the crypto market remains volatile, incidents like this underscore the importance of robust personal security practices. Affected users are encouraged to report to authorities and monitor blockchain explorers for suspicious activity. DeBot has not yet released a full incident report, but updates are expected soon.