On-chain monitor Specter flagged a coordinated drain on 4 September 2026 targeting more than 600 wallets suspected to be linked to GoMining, the Bitcoin mining and rewards platform. Combined losses total approximately $2.8 million. That is the Monday 7 September 2026 stamp.
This remains suspected and unconfirmed. GoMining has not issued an official statement. The desk stresses the wallet cluster is on-chain inference, not company confirmation.
What Specter stamped
A single service address tagged on-chain as GoMining lost approximately $2.79 million, nearly the entire haul. Remaining losses spread across 600-plus other addresses, many with a prior history of holding GMT, GoMining’s native token. Holding GMT alone does not confirm platform affiliation for every address.
Attackers swapped and bridged stolen assets across multiple chains before consolidating into roughly 1,147 ETH. CoinGabbar flagged suspected theft address 0xa73…4704 as a destination of the initial drain.
Bitget pause, official silence
Bitget suspended GOMINING-ETH deposits and withdrawals on 5 September 2026 at 07:28 UTC+8, citing “wallet maintenance.” A GoMining ambassador account separately said on X that withdrawals were blocked and GMT had sold off — community color, not official guidance.
Until GoMining speaks, markets are pricing this as unconfirmed operational risk, not a proven protocol exploit.
Informational only. Not trading advice, signals, or a guarantee of any market outcome.
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