余烬Ember
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The level of coin trading still depends on the hacker👍
Last October, the hacker who stole $53 million in assets from Radiant Capital started selling ETH yesterday. Since the stolen assets were all converted to ETH, the $53 million that the hacker stole has now turned into $100 million...
After stealing the assets, the hacker initially converted everything into BNB and then later exchanged that for about 21,900 ETH, which has been stored until yesterday.
The hacker began selling ETH at 3 PM yesterday and has sold a total of 3,603 ETH for 15.6 million DAI, with an average selling price of $4,331.
The hacker still holds 18,300 ETH and has 15.6 million DAI obtained from selling ETH, worth $100 million. Compared to the assets stolen last year, the value has doubled.
Last October, the hacker who stole $53 million in assets from Radiant Capital started selling ETH yesterday. Since the stolen assets were all converted to ETH, the $53 million that the hacker stole has now turned into $100 million...
After stealing the assets, the hacker initially converted everything into BNB and then later exchanged that for about 21,900 ETH, which has been stored until yesterday.
The hacker began selling ETH at 3 PM yesterday and has sold a total of 3,603 ETH for 15.6 million DAI, with an average selling price of $4,331.
The hacker still holds 18,300 ETH and has 15.6 million DAI obtained from selling ETH, worth $100 million. Compared to the assets stolen last year, the value has doubled.
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