Popular crypto betting platform Stake has been exploited, losing around $40 million in funds, blockchain security experts said today. 

The gambling firm, which is backed by rapper Drake, experienced multiple unusual transactions Monday morning Eastern Time with around $16 million in Ethereum, Tether, USD Coin and DAI leaving the platform, Web3 security firm Cyvers first said on Twitter. Another $25 million was drained on Binance Smart Chain and Polygon, according to pseudonymous crypto sleuth ZachXBT.

Blockchain security firm Peckshield told Decrypt that the transfers looked “suspicious” if the platform was not under maintenance. Hours later, Stake confirmed the wallet transfers were “unauthorized,” meaning someone gained access to the company’s wallet and moved the funds.

“Three hours ago, unauthorised [transactions] were made from Stake’s ETH/BSC hot wallets. We are investigating and will get the wallets up as

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