B2 Network was hacked: 8.591 million B2 tokens were swapped for 5,409 WBNB, worth about $3.86 million. The attacker then moved funds to Ethereum and is now transferring to Zcash via NEAR Intents.
What’s really glaring isn’t the stolen $3.86 million—it’s that the attacker didn’t linger. They dumped B2 for mainstream assets, then fled to a privacy chain. The route is very seasoned.
This shows two things: 1) There’s enough liquidity on the B2 chain to be drained in a single sweep and complete the escape; 2) The attacker is deliberate about tracking noise and on-chain visibility—first diluting with WBNB, then entering Zcash to sever the trail.
For B2, the price pressure comes not only from the $3.86 million sell order, but also from token holders repricing contract security and exit liquidity.
Do you think exchanges can stop this kind of money-laundering route—first swapping into mainstream assets, then moving into privacy?
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