The hacker who stole about $40 million in assets from UXLINK last year is now surprisingly opening high-profile ETH long positions on Hyperliquid—and their performance has been unbelievably good!

📊 Details of the hacker’s current ETH position The position is an ETH long, with leverage set to a massive 20x cross margin. The average entry price is 2,134.45, and the position is a whopping 30,282 ETH, with a notional value of about $70.25 million. Unrealized profit has already reached around $5.62 million.

🔍 Why can we confirm this is the hacker’s address? The funding source address for the ETH long position has a direct funding overlap with a known UXLINK hacker address. A month ago, the funding source address for the ETH long position and a known UXLINK hacker address both swept the remaining ETH in their wallets for gas fees into the same wallet on the same day. This flow of funds directly and firmly links the two addresses, making the evidence chain quite clear.

💰 The Hacker’s Money-Laundering and Trading Trail The hacker consolidated 11.54 million USDC from multiple sources in early August (consistent with money laundering), then started trading ETH on Hyperliquid. You have to admit, this guy has maxed out his trading skills: he opened 6 positions and won 5, raking in a total profit of $5.71 million. That’s a win rate of over 80%—steadier than many seasoned crypto traders.

A reminder, though: on-chain data is public and transparent, and this kind of high-leverage trading is extremely risky. Don’t blindly copy the trades!