Sterling-Nakamura confirmed this morning that its Spires-district quantum vault, the so-called Trident Depository, was breached sometime between 0200 and 0340 on March 14th, 2147, resulting in the theft of an estimated 400 million quanta in liquid quantum-encrypted assets. The vault, marketed as the most secure private repository in GLMZ, employed a tri-redundant biometric lock system and was staffed by a sixteen-person Arcturus Defense security rotation. All sixteen guards were found sedated, not harmed — a detail investigators say points to a highly coordinated professional operation. 'We are treating this as an inside-assisted infiltration,' said Deputy Marshal Colette Nnadi-Strauss of the Federal Remnant's Financial Crimes Division. 'The precision required to spoof three independent biometric systems simultaneously is not something you improvise.' Sterling-Nakamura's stock dropped 11 percent within ninety minutes of the announcement, triggering automated circuit breakers on the Quanta Exchange. Graycloak sources who spoke anonymously to this reporter claim fragments of the vault's internal feed surfaced briefly on underground data markets before being aggressively scrubbed — suggesting whoever pulled this off may be trying to sell the methodology, not just the quanta.