BlockSec Dismisses Wintermute Inside Job Hack Claims: Debunking the Conspiracy

The conspiracy theories surrounding the recent $160 million Wintermute hack have been swirling, but one claiming an inside job has been definitively debunked. BlockSec, a leading blockchain security company, has thoroughly investigated the claims and refuted the allegations. This comes after blockchain analyst James Edwards suggested the hack, which occurred last week, was an inside job.

On 28 de sept. de 2025, BlockSec officially addressed the claims, stating that the supporting information is “not conclusive” evidence of internal involvement. Specifically, the report that alleges the Wintermute hack was an inside job pointed out the transfer of 13.48 million USDT. This further elevated Edward’s suspicion. However, BlockSec's analysis, detailed on 28 de sept. de 2025, determined that the evidence doesn't support the inside job theory.

BlockSec's debunking of the conspiracy theory provides much-needed clarity in the wake of the Wintermute breach. As reported on 28 de sept. de 2025, BlockSeca blockchain security companyas found the evidence used to support the claims is flawed. The incident remains under investigation, but BlockSec's findings offer reassurance that the hack was likely an external breach rather than an internal betrayal.

Stay tuned for further updates as the investigation into the $160 million Wintermute hack continues. We will continue to provide factual and verified information to keep you informed.