蟹老板的进击之路
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Many people are worried about the 1.5 billion ETH stolen from Bybit. If the hacker directly dumps the market, will ETH hit a new low?
In fact, there is no need to worry too much. First of all, the amount he stole is too large. It has become the largest amount of funds stolen in the history of the currency circle. It is highly unlikely to sell off a large amount in a short period of time, or to take any action, because now everyone, including Bybit, is watching the hacker's address.
It takes time for the hacker to handle such a large amount of money, so he keeps transferring addresses or washing addresses until no one cares about them. Therefore, he is not too worried about the recent price. There is just a long-term bomb here, and it may also be through over-the-counter transactions. Everything on the chain is transparent. #bybit被盗 #钱包安全
In fact, there is no need to worry too much. First of all, the amount he stole is too large. It has become the largest amount of funds stolen in the history of the currency circle. It is highly unlikely to sell off a large amount in a short period of time, or to take any action, because now everyone, including Bybit, is watching the hacker's address.
It takes time for the hacker to handle such a large amount of money, so he keeps transferring addresses or washing addresses until no one cares about them. Therefore, he is not too worried about the recent price. There is just a long-term bomb here, and it may also be through over-the-counter transactions. Everything on the chain is transparent. #bybit被盗 #钱包安全
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