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CryptoSlate: Zero-click iOS exploits drain $4M USDT from active TRON wallets
· By MyCryptoSignal Editorial · 347 words
CryptoSlate reports that zero-click iOS exploits drained about $4 million in USDT from active TRON wallets, spread across 365 addresses. The report says 89 of those addresses lost only TRX, and that a single theft matches a published iPhone-owner account.
CryptoSlate's account centres on a set of 365 TRON addresses, with the losses split between USDT and TRX. The outlet states that 89 of the affected addresses held only TRX, while the remainder carried the stablecoin losses that make up the bulk of the reported $4 million total.
According to CryptoSlate, only one of the thefts lines up with a publicly documented iPhone-owner account, a detail that shapes how the outlet frames the scope of the incident. The report was published on 7 November 2026. CryptoSlate does not, in the summary provided, name the exploit chain, the attacker, or the wallet software involved beyond the iOS reference.
As of 13:17 UTC, Tether traded at $0.999189, up 0.01723% over 24 hours, with a 24-hour range of $0.998878 to $0.999241. The 7-day change was -0.0043% and the 30-day change -0.02%. Its RSI14 sat at 55.6 with a flat trend, and the appendix lists support at $0.99874 against resistance at $0.99876.
TRON traded at $0.319686, up 0.5767% on the day, with a 24-hour range of $0.317045 to $0.319643. Over 7 days TRX was down 0.3692% and over 30 days down 4.7529%. Its RSI14 was 63.9, the trend flat, and the appendix flags a falling signal, with support at $0.319074 and resistance at $0.319404. The wider market held a total cap of $2.403 trillion, down 0.15% in 24 hours, with Bitcoin dominance at 63.5% and Bitcoin at $75,845, down 0.08349%.
The reported losses sit on TRON, where TRX was down 4.7529% over 30 days while USDT held within a fraction of a cent of its peg. The appendix shows both assets flat in trend, so the incident is not visible in either price. That leaves the 365 addresses and the single matched iPhone account as the concrete facts on the table.
Read the full story at CryptoSlate: https://cryptoslate.com/zero-click-ios-exploits-drain-4m-usdt-from-active-tron-wallets
Data, not advice.
Source: CryptoSlate — see our editorial policy.