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Turkish CEX BtcTurk Hacked Again, Loses $48 Million

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January 1 – Per monitoring from AnChain.AI, Turkish cryptocurrency exchange BtcTurk has been hit by another hack, resulting in a $48 million loss. Stolen funds were transferred across multiple networks including Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon, before being consolidated into a single address. Previously, BlockBeats reported that BtcTurk suffered an approximate $54 million loss in an August 2025 hack.
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