Gamdom Goes Offline After More Than $2.3 Million Moves to New Wallets

Gamdom went offline on Oct. 13, 2026, about two hours after its hot wallets on five blockchains sent more than $2.3 million to five wallets, at least four of them brand new.

"We're currently offline, will be back up and running soon," the company posted on X at 6:45 p.m. UTC. It did not provide a reason.

Hot wallets are the addresses a casino uses to pay player withdrawals. FairGambling's wallet tracker put Gamdom's hot-wallet holdings at $10.5 million on Oct. 12 and about $76,000 on Oct. 13. While the site is down, players cannot reach their balances.

Five Wallets Receive Large Payments Within an Hour

Between about 3:50 p.m. and 4:50 p.m. UTC, Gamdom's hot wallets on Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Tron and the XRP Ledger each sent large payments to one wallet on that chain. At least four of those five wallets had never been used before Gamdom paid them.

The Tron and XRP wallets began passing the money on within 80 minutes.

The Ethereum Wallet Swaps Its Stablecoins for DAI

FairGambling traced the Ethereum wallet. It received about $1.2 million from three Gamdom wallets that afternoon.

Within minutes, it began swapping its USDT and USDC into DAI. The companies behind USDT and USDC can freeze their coins in a wallet. DAI has no built-in freeze function. As of 1 a.m. UTC on Oct. 14, the wallet still holds the full DAI balance.

At 5:42 p.m., the wallet sent a small amount of ether to an older Gamdom wallet, one almost unused since June 2025. Minutes later, that Gamdom wallet sent about $10,000 in BUSD to the address that received Gamdom's BNB Chain payment.

A small ether transfer like this pays a wallet's network fees, so its tokens can move.

Only Gamdom Can Explain the Transfers

The transfers raise questions that only Gamdom can answer: whether it authorized the payments, who controls the five wallets and whether player balances are safe.

Its site still showed a maintenance page at 1:17 a.m. UTC on Oct. 14. The next signs to watch are a statement from Gamdom on player funds and whether the five wallets move their money.

Update, Oct. 14: A second Ethereum wallet, at the same address that received Gamdom's BNB Chain payment, collected about $870,000 in DAI, much of it through the Relay bridge. As of 1:35 a.m. UTC, the two Ethereum wallets held about $2 million between them, most of it in DAI.

This story is still developing.

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