Rich by Coin

The Chrome extension update preceded the reported activity.
On-chain data shows rapid fund drains across BTC, ETH, and BNB wallets.
Blockchain records indicate over $4.3 million drained via multiple addresses.
On-chain investigator ZachXBT claimed that several Trust Wallet accounts had their funds drained unexpectedly over a brief period.

ZachXBT identified several addresses linked to the reported thefts, including 0x3b09A3c9aDD7D0262e6E9724D7e823Cd767a0c74, 0x463452C356322D463B84891eBDa33DAED274cB40, and 0xa42297ff42a3b65091967945131cd1db962afae4.
These addresses received funds from multiple affected wallets.
Trust Wallet has not issued an official statement on the case.
The cause remains unconfirmed.

The Chrome extension update has not been explained as a direct contributor by the company.
As of press time, there were no mitigation guidelines or recovery measures announced.
It has not been reported on the corrective measures concerning the crypto hack.
Trust Wallet Hack is still under evaluation according to on-chain evidence.

The timeline is characterized by transaction data, centered on the December 24 Chrome extension update.
The activity was found to be focused during hours after the rollout of updates.
The blockchain records revealed a high rate of transfers between affected wallets.
The routing pattern appeared consistent across cases.

Similar transaction structures surfaced in multiple reports.
The figure is based solely on publicly available on-chain data.
Reported activity showed no gradual or staged withdrawals.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB were all losing and funds were transferred immediately in each reported case.