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An 18-Year-Old Hacker Brags on Discord, Accidentally Reveals a $19 Million Theft Case

An 18-year-old American hacker, Dritan Kapllani Jr., has been exposed by on-chain investigator ZachXBT for allegedly masterminding a series of social engineering attacks that stole approximately $19 million from crypto users. The investigation began after a Discord voice call on April 23, 2026, where Dritan shared his screen to boast, revealing an Exodus wallet holding around $3.68 million. Tracing this address, ZachXBT linked it to a major March 14, 2026 theft of 185 BTC (worth ~$13 million at the time), with about $5.3 million of that sum funneled into Dritan's wallet. Further analysis revealed the wallet also contained over $5.85 million from multiple social engineering thefts dating back to 2025. In a May 11, 2026 unsealed criminal complaint against another individual, Trenton Johnson, a key co-conspirator marked "CC-1" is identified, with the on-chain community pointing to Dritan. While not formally charged yet, he is now named in the judicial narrative. Another individual, Meme coin KOL yelotree, faces charges for allegedly assisting in money laundering. Dritan, known for a lavish lifestyle on social media, was previously seen as having a "protagonist aura" within hacking circles, evading consequences as associates were apprehended. However, now that he has turned 18, he is facing legal accountability for his past actions.

marsbit05/13 00:51

An 18-Year-Old Hacker Brags on Discord, Accidentally Reveals a $19 Million Theft Case

marsbit05/13 00:51

18-Year-Old Hacker's Boastful Discord Display Leads to Uncovering of $19 Million Theft Case

An 18-year-old hacker from the U.S., Dritan Kapllani Jr., has been exposed by on-chain investigator ZachXBT for his alleged involvement in multiple cryptocurrency social engineering attacks, with total funds stolen estimated at $19 million. The case gained attention after Dritan inadvertently revealed his involvement during a Discord voice call in April 2026, where he screen-shared his Exodus wallet containing approximately $3.68 million to show off his wealth during a "Band 4 Band" argument. Tracing this wallet address led investigators to uncover its connection to a major theft from March 14, 2026, where 185 Bitcoin (worth around $13 million at the time) was stolen. Approximately $5.3 million from that heist was funneled into Dritan’s wallet. Further analysis linked the same wallet to over $5.85 million from other social engineering attacks dating back to 2025. While Dritan has not yet been formally charged, he is identified as "Co-Conspirator 1" in recently unsealed court documents related to the 185 Bitcoin theft case. Another individual, Meme coin KOL yelotree, is also implicated for allegedly assisting with money laundering through a car rental business. Dritan, who had been living a lavish lifestyle and was previously seen as untouchable within hacking circles, turned 18 recently, making him legally accountable. His previous "immunity" has ended as law enforcement closes in.

Odaily星球日报05/13 00:45

18-Year-Old Hacker's Boastful Discord Display Leads to Uncovering of $19 Million Theft Case

Odaily星球日报05/13 00:45

Ilya Takes the Stand for Revenge, Confirming Altman Lied, Holding $70 Billion and Saying 'I Don't Want OpenAI to Be Destroyed'

Ilya Sutskever, former chief scientist of OpenAI, testified in Elon Musk's lawsuit against the company, alleging that CEO Sam Altman is a habitual liar who sowed discord among executives and created an environment that hindered serious AI safety discussions. Sutskever revealed he compiled a 52-page dossier on Altman's conduct over a year before the November 2023 boardroom attempt to oust him. He confirmed his OpenAI stake is worth $7 billion. During his testimony, Sutskever expressed regret over his role in the board's actions, citing a lack of experience and poor legal advice. He stated his reversal—signing a letter to reinstate Altman—was a desperate move to prevent OpenAI's collapse and a potential Microsoft takeover, saying, "I didn't want it to be destroyed." The trial also uncovered details about a potential OpenAI-Anthropic merger post-ouster and internal Microsoft communications pressuring for faster ChatGPT monetization. While Sutskever's testimony damaged Altman's credibility, it also countered part of Musk's case, as he stated he never promised Musk that OpenAI would remain non-profit. The trial's outcome could impact the future structure of the $850 billion-valued company.

marsbit05/13 00:23

Ilya Takes the Stand for Revenge, Confirming Altman Lied, Holding $70 Billion and Saying 'I Don't Want OpenAI to Be Destroyed'

marsbit05/13 00:23

Behind Galaxy Digital and SharpLink's $125 Million DeFi Fund: Why Are Institutional Funds Embracing DeFi Again?

In May 2026, Galaxy Digital and SharpLink announced a $125 million Institutional Onchain Yield Fund, marking a significant pivot as institutional capital begins systematically integrating corporate ETH treasuries into DeFi. This move signals a shift from passive crypto holdings to active on-chain asset management. SharpLink is evolving into an "ETH Treasury Company," focusing on managing ETH's capital efficiency beyond simple staking, akin to a digital-age internet bond. Galaxy's role is to embed Wall Street-grade risk controls—managing exposure, volatility, and compliance—into DeFi, positioning itself as an "Onchain Asset Manager." This renewed institutional interest stems from DeFi's maturation into a "real yield" era with sustainable cash flows from stablecoin lending, on-chain treasuries, restaking, and RWA pools. Stablecoins have institutionalized into an on-chain dollar system, while restaking (e.g., EigenLayer) is reshaping ETH into a productive yield-bearing asset, forming an "internet benchmark rate." The collaboration reflects an upgrade to ETH's narrative: from a speculative asset to productive on-chain collateral and financial infrastructure. However, institutionalization amplifies systemic risks like liquidity crises and cross-protocol contagion, akin to traditional finance's pitfalls. Ultimately, this fund represents a foundational step toward building a native internet financial system—with stablecoins as digital dollars, ETH as reserve capital, and DeFi as banking—indicating that on-chain markets may become integral to the global financial architecture.

marsbit05/13 00:10

Behind Galaxy Digital and SharpLink's $125 Million DeFi Fund: Why Are Institutional Funds Embracing DeFi Again?

marsbit05/13 00:10

Can XRP Catch Up To SWIFT? This Latest ISO Is Changing The Game

A crypto analyst argues that SWIFT's upcoming global shift to the ISO 20022 messaging standard by November 2026 will force a major overhaul of the legacy banking system, potentially benefiting XRP. The analyst, Cheeky Crypto, explains that SWIFT will phase out unstructured messaging, compelling banks to adopt structured, blockchain-backed solutions. He suggests institutions, lacking time and resources to build their own compliant systems, are increasingly turning to existing, regulator-approved bridges like XRP to ensure liquidity. He notes rising institutional interest in XRP-based products and highlights the XRP Ledger's advantages—settling transactions in seconds for minimal cost compared to the days and high fees of traditional cross-border transfers. Ripple's Executive Chairman is cited, stating the 2026 mandate will "wash away" non-compliant, legacy foundations.

bitcoinist05/12 23:32

Can XRP Catch Up To SWIFT? This Latest ISO Is Changing The Game

bitcoinist05/12 23:32

Crypto Founder Shares Critical Warning About Bitcoin, Here’s What He Said

Bitcoin's long-term security and mining economy are under scrutiny after Avalanche founder Emin Gün Sirer warned of a critical challenge: declining block rewards from halvings could make mining unprofitable. He argues this threatens network security by potentially forcing smaller miners out, increasing centralization risks. While transaction fees may become miners' primary income, high fees could deter users. Sirer proposes integrating an Avalanche-based transaction layer to improve efficiency and ease pressure on Bitcoin's core system. However, this faces opposition from a community resistant to major changes. The debate continues on whether rising Bitcoin prices and transaction activity will naturally resolve the issue or if proactive solutions are needed.

bitcoinist05/12 22:39

Crypto Founder Shares Critical Warning About Bitcoin, Here’s What He Said

bitcoinist05/12 22:39

Analyst Declares XRP Will Hit $300 Target As Adoption Expands

A cryptocurrency analyst predicts that XRP could reach a price target of $300. The forecast is based on expectations of expanding global adoption, XRP's growing role in cross-border payments, and deeper integration into financial institutions. The analyst, CharuSan, argues that upcoming legislation like the CLARITY Act and recent partnerships between Ripple Labs and major financial infrastructure providers (e.g., Volante, ACI Worldwide, FINASTRA) will enable thousands of banks to utilize XRP's liquidity efficiently, potentially accelerating its price growth. The prediction counters more conservative estimates of $5 or $10, suggesting large-scale banking adoption could act as a major catalyst. Furthermore, the article notes that XRP is poised to be used as high-grade collateral in institutional finance, alongside assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, highlighting its utility within the Ripple network.

bitcoinist05/12 21:36

Analyst Declares XRP Will Hit $300 Target As Adoption Expands

bitcoinist05/12 21:36

Forget XRP, Market Expert Reveals The Real Winners If The CLARITY Act Is Passed

Forget XRP, market expert Digital Oil reveals the real winners if the CLARITY Act passes. The legislation, set for a key Senate vote, ends regulatory uncertainty but notably excludes XRP from its list of beneficiaries. The top beneficiaries are: 1) The American public, gaining clearer protections; 2) Ethereum (ETH), poised to be classified as a commodity, attracting institutional investment; 3) Chainlink (LINK), as demand for oracles rises in a regulated market; 4) Circle, issuer of USDC stablecoin, directly impacted by the bill's rules; and 5) Major U.S. exchanges Coinbase and Robinhood, which will operate with greater clarity. Digital Oil further identifies Tom Lee, founder of Bitmine (which holds a massive Ethereum treasury), as the best-positioned individual, with ETH central to the bill's benefits while XRP lags behind.

bitcoinist05/12 18:33

Forget XRP, Market Expert Reveals The Real Winners If The CLARITY Act Is Passed

bitcoinist05/12 18:33

Banking Africa: Cantor8 Moves Deeper Into Africa’s Mobile Money Sector via Yiksi Limited

Cantor8, a leading infrastructure provider for the Canton Network, has announced exclusive agreements with Yiksi Limited to bring major African mobile money systems like M-PESA (Kenya) and EVC Plus (Somalia) onto blockchain rails. This initiative addresses the banking infrastructure gap in mobile-first economies, where traditional bank penetration is low but mobile phone usage is high. By integrating these systems via the Canton Network, the partnership aims to enhance transaction settlement speed, ensure compliant privacy, and improve interoperability across borders. The goal is to create a more efficient, interconnected pan-African digital payments ecosystem, leveraging the stability of the US Dollar and existing mobile money adoption to scale financial inclusion across the continent.

TheNewsCrypto05/12 17:37

Banking Africa: Cantor8 Moves Deeper Into Africa’s Mobile Money Sector via Yiksi Limited

TheNewsCrypto05/12 17:37

Stablecoin yield ban emerges as flashpoint in new U.S. crypto bill

A new U.S. crypto market structure bill draft has intensified conflict between banks and the crypto industry, with a proposed ban on interest or passive yield payments tied to payment stablecoins emerging as a central battleground. The provision aims to prevent stablecoins from functioning like blockchain-based savings accounts that could draw deposits away from traditional banks, though certain activity-based rewards would still be permitted. Crypto executives argue this eliminates a key retail advantage, while banking groups see it as necessary to protect the traditional system. Despite these restrictions, the bill offers broader protections for the crypto industry, including clearer legal categories for digital assets, registration pathways for firms, and safeguards for self-custody wallets. For retail users, the outcome is mixed: they may gain regulatory clarity and stronger consumer protections but likely lose easy access to passive yield from stablecoin holdings.

ambcrypto05/12 16:03

Stablecoin yield ban emerges as flashpoint in new U.S. crypto bill

ambcrypto05/12 16:03

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