One of Mark Cuban’s crypto wallets was drained of over $860,000 in tokens and NFTs following a phishing attack late last night, according to blockchain data and confirmed by outlet DL News.

The hacker made off with $555,000 in Lido Finance’s staked ether (stETH) and $175,000 in USD Coin (USDC) on Ethereum from the wallet, along with valuable stakes in tokens such as ethereum name service, polygon, superrare, and others. The attacker is currently consolidating the stolen funds.

The hack was first spotted by pseudonymous Twitter user WazzCrypto. Cuban later told DL News that he was the victim of a phishing attack, claiming to have downloaded a fraudulent version of MetaMask. Cuban told the outlet, “Someone got me for 5 eth,” making it unclear when he realized the damage was far greater.

A partial recovery

Luckily for the Shark Tank personality, it appears Cuban was able to salvage $2.5 million in USDC on Polygon by transferring it to Coinbase before the hacker could make off with it, according to an X post by Arkham Intelligence. The USDC stolen by the hacker was on Ethereum, not Polygon.

Cuban was also seemingly able to save his CryptoPunk, worth at least $77,000 at current floor prices, by transferring it to a wallet labeled as “Mark Cuban 3” by EtherScan.

Cuban’s other wallets appear to be unaffected by the hack. The Dallas Mavericks owner told DL News, “Since I was only working with the account that got hacked, none of my others gave up anything.”