ZachXBT’s 4 November update identified Crédit Mutuel Arkéa as the *alleged* victim of a theft exceeding $133 million, saying the attack lasted several days and the total could be higher when OTC activity is included. The supplied post gives no underlying wallet list or transaction links, so the attribution cannot be independently checked from the material here. ZachXBT’s update

ZachXBT’s 4 November update identified Crédit Mutuel Arkéa as the *alleged* victim of a theft exceeding $133 million, saying the attack lasted several days and the total could be higher when OTC activity is included. The supplied post gives no underlying wallet list or transaction links, so the attribution cannot be independently checked from the material here. ZachXBT’s update

The reported path is USDC and USDT withdrawals from centralized exchange accounts, followed by swaps into ETH, use of instant exchange services WellWallet and Kyrrex, conversion to Monero via Wagyu, and transfers over bridges. Earlier reports attributed about $63 million in swaps to ETH over four hours and said more than $30 million had been laundered. These are reported tracing findings; the exchanges and destination wallets are not named in the material.

The reports say Kraken restricted accounts linked to the incident, but provide no direct Kraken statement or evidence of a freeze. No bank or regulator confirmation or action appears in the available sources; Crédit Mutuel Arkéa’s attribution remains unconfirmed.