Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex suffered a hack for $73 million in cryptocurrency on the Tron network, which has…

Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex suffered a hack for $73 million in cryptocurrency on the Tron network, which has become one of the most significant security incidents of 2025. Blockchain investigator ZachXBT exposed the Nobitex hack and traced the stolen funds to a provocative wallet address. This Tron crypto scam represents a major crypto exchange security breach that has left thousands of Iranian traders unable to access their funds right now.

JUST IN: Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex hacked for $48 million.

Funds were sent to the following TRON wallet:
TKFuckiRGCTerroristsNoBiTEXy2r7mNX

— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) June 18, 2025

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ZachXBT Exposes Tron Hack as Crypto Scams and Risks Surge

Vanity Address Reveals Attacker’s Message

The attacker transferred the Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex hacked funds to the Tron wallet address: TKFuckiRGCTerroristsNoBiTEXy2r7mNX, and the attacker deliberately created this vanity address. The address contains an explicit anti-terrorist message targeting the exchange, which shows the brazen nature of this attack.

ZachXBT’s investigation shows that observers detected suspicious outflows from multiple wallets linked to the platform. His analysis reveals the scale of this crypto exchange security breach, with attackers systematically draining funds from hot wallets over several hours.

How the Attack Unfolded

The attack seems to have occurred throughout several hours, and the attacker resorted to multiple payments to transfer funds to escape detection. The crypto scam also relied on the high speed of transactions provided by Tron network to transfer the stolen crypto quickly outside the control of the exchange, which made it more difficult to trace.

The nature of the exploit that hackers utilized during the hack of this Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex is currently unknown at the time of writing. The methodical aspect of the withdrawal is, however, an indication that the attacker had been able to access the internal systems of the exchange and this blows a big hole in their security procedures.

Impact on Iranian Crypto Market

Such a security breach of crypto exchanges has badly affected the whole crypto-sphere in Iran, and now people are bearing huge losses. ZachXBT’s Nobitex investigation has presented some vital evidence on possible recovery processes, but currently, the problem is that the Tron network is decentralized, so it is difficult to recover funds.

This attack also shows how weak centralized exchanges are to advanced hackers, and this has several users doubting the security measures of other Iranian exchanges. Platform users do not have the possibility to withdraw funds at the moment, which also brings panic to the local crypto community.

The Nobitex hack is another lesson to learn that it is quite risky to use exchanges as wallets by storing large portions of cryptocurrencies. The fact that the Tron crypto scam involved use of an provocative vanity address is also indicative of the shameless attitude of present-day crypto criminals, and how attackers are getting bolder to the point of using provocative vanity addresses.

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This is a developing story. Story updated as more information becomes available.