$BTC 🟥 The Binance hacker still holds 18,270.2 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $1.44 billion, spread across 19 wallets on the Bitcoin network.
↔️ None of the BTC has been sold so far.
Bitcoin distribution across the wallets:
Wallets 1 to 17: Each wallet contains 1,000 BTC
Wallet 18: Contains 832.5 BTC
Wallet 19: Contains 437.7 BTC
↔️ In conclusion: $1.44 billion worth of Bitcoin remains untouched and unsold, alongside the hacker’s substantial altcoin holdings. Any movements or attempts to liquidate this amount will be closely monitored, given their potential impact on the market.
$PEPE $ZAMA 🟥 The Binance hacker continues selling altcoins and converting them into Ethereum
↔️ The attacker sold 96.94 WBTC, worth $7.6 million, for 3,210 ETH.
↔️ The attacker still holds altcoins worth over $180 million, which could increase selling pressure on these coins.
🪙 Coins still held by the attacker:
ENA: worth $39.51 million PEPE: worth $34.41 million LINK: worth $28.07 million AAVE: worth $15.9 million UNI: worth $12.62 million ARB: worth $11.54 million ONDO: worth $8.52 million WLD: worth $6.73 million FUN: worth $6.29 million ZAMA: worth $6.02 million ZRO: worth $5.69 million RSR: worth $5.02 million
$PARTI 🟥 Binance founder CZ stated that the losses resulting from the attack may be slightly higher than expected, but confirmed that the platform will absorb these losses and compensate for them.
$UNI 🟥 The Binance hacker begins liquidating the stolen altcoins
↔️ Sold 1.2 million UNI through Uniswap.
↔️ The first sale of PEPE was detected.
↔️ Transferred ENA and wBETH worth $116 million to new wallets.
↔️ Transferred RLUSD worth $88.5 million to new wallets.
⚠️ The attacker appears to have moved from simply transferring assets between wallets to actually selling them, which could increase selling pressure on the affected coins.