GERA reported that a private-key leak allowed attackers to transfer ownership of the token smart-contract deployer, create additional contracts, mint unauthorized GERA on Ethereum and Binance, send tokens to decentralized exchanges, and move tokens to centralized exchanges. ZachXBT later included Gera Coin among 25 cryptocurrency hacks traced to Lazarus Group, Bluenoroff, or APT38 and described laundering through intermediary wallets, mixers, bridges, exchanges, and OTC conversion paths.