SnappyClient is a newly identified multi-stage C2 implant combining persistent access, credential harvesting, and cryptocurrency wallet theft, with no CVE assigned and no confirmed vendor advisory as of March 2026. Attribution is unconfirmed and the initial access vector remains under investigation; intelligence originates from news reporting and has not been independently verified against primary technical research. Organizations with employees holding crypto assets or financial services firms managing digital assets face dual exposure: direct wallet theft and durable attacker persistence on corporate endpoints. Detection should focus on behavioral indicators — persistence mechanisms (T1547), credential store access (T1003, T1555), and anomalous C2 traffic (T1071, T1041) — rather than IOC matching, as no confirmed hashes, IPs, or domains are publicly available.