Amid Decision To Close, AllCrypt.com Reports Hot Wallet Theft

Off the back of an announcement that the AllCrypt.com bitcoin/altcoin exchange would be going offline as of the 31st of March due to low trading volume, the site now reports that its hot wallet has been emptied to the tune of about 42 BTC 37 BTC1 The alleged theft comes just one month after AltCrypt.com's twitter account claimed that its users bitcoins were safe due to the site being "too small and insignificant" to matter.

Of the 37 BTC alleged to have been stolen, 10.86 BTC were owned by AllCrypt.com, 30 24 BTC owned by users of the site with the remaining BTC held in a fund for charity. It's not known at this time if any of the altcoins which were available to trade on the site were also stolen. AllCrypt.com tweets that the bitcoins have been withdrawn to the address 17B8qfaeNsv3TZbpycUs6dkzYiJGWNeCw5. The first sign that something was amiss with the exchange came a few hours ago when a message assumed to have been tweeted by the administrator of AllCrypt.com was made. It reads:

"Fuck wordpress, and fuck this crypto bullshit. I'm done."

AllCrypt.com was launched in early 2014 but having failed to gain traction, made the decision to shut last month. At launch, the site promised various features such as anonymous account creation. This enabled users to create an account without an email address with the additional perk being that AllCrypt.com promised not log the IP address of users utilising anonymous accounts.


  1. It was at first claimed on the AllCrypt.com website that the theft totalled 42 BTC – 12 BTC owned by the site and 30 BTC owned by users. The AllCrypt.com twitter account claims different figures

One thought on “Amid Decision To Close, AllCrypt.com Reports Hot Wallet Theft

  1. I'll be posting a complete breakdown of what I've found later today, hopefully. Obviously, sorting this all out is a time consuming process. Would be open to discussing as well. We've always been about transparency, and want to get as much info out about this as possible.

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