SIPA leak claim remains unverified

A post attributed to the actor BogotaLeaks is offering a supposed database from Argentina’s SIPA pension system with 38 million records and 9.5 million unique citizens. The authenticity of the material has not been independently verified, and the coverage available so far only confirms that the announcement exists and that it remains unconfirmed.

What does the announcement claim?

The announcement claims a database linked to SIPA that, according to DiarioBitcoin, would contain 38 million records and 9.5 million citizens. It also mentions a sample of 400,000 records and asks for payment in BTC and USDT, all within an offer that has still not been independently validated.

According to the coverage reviewed, the material includes fields such as DNI, CUIL, email addresses, CBU accounts, home addresses, payments, and pension amounts. That list shows the sensitive scope of the alleged database, but it does not change the central status of the case, which remains an unverified claim.

What is known so far?

So far, the only confirmed fact is that the announcement is circulating and that it was posted by the actor to whom the offer is attributed. There is no independent verification in the material provided that would allow it to be treated as a confirmed SIPA leak.

The available pieces, including DiarioBitcoin’s report and the posts on Threads from its account, point to the same conclusion, a supposed database being offered with specific figures and sensitive data, but without independent authentication. Any reading of the case should therefore keep that condition in mind, as an alleged claim rather than a confirmed incident.