Crypto procuring and selling platform HTX and snide chain bridge Heco suffered an attack on Wednesday morning (ET) leading to a blended lack of $85 million.

Justin Sun, the Tron founder, and an investor in HTX (previously called Huobi), confirmed the hack in a post on X (previously Twitter), along side that HTX had “posthaste suspended” deposits and withdrawals, and that “All Funds in HTX Are Glean.”

“We are investigating the remark causes for the hacker attack,” Sun wrote. “After we full the investigation and establish the cause, we can resume companies and products.”

Onchain records provider Arkham Intelligence is offering a bounty to serve establish the person or organization in the serve of the @HTX_Global heco bridge attack.

Onchain analysts Cyvers firstly reported $85 million in suspicious transfers early Wednesday. Blockchain security firms Peckshield and CertiK also well-known these suspicious actions, which first concerned 10,145 ETH, but later incorporated LINK and assorted tokens.

Cyvers mentioned in a separate post that three hot wallets “belonging to HTX had been impacted by as of late’s incident.” HTX had also suffered an exploit in October that resulted in the shortcoming of about 600 ether, roughly $8 million. Sun wrote on the time on X that HTX had lined the losses and that funds were stable.