Another exchange was hacked, suffering losses exceeding $46 million in an incident that has once again highlighted cybersecurity risks in the sector. Although more than $9 million in stolen assets has been frozen, some altcoins remain in the attacker’s wallet, raising concerns about potential selling pressure on AAVE, $UNI , and PENDLE.

The data indicates that the attacker holds large amounts of several digital assets, including 12.82 thousand AAVE, 147.84 thousand $UNI , and 769.95 thousand PENDLE. These positions alone are worth millions of dollars and could be converted into sell orders if the attacker decides to liquidate them.

The presence of these coins outside the frozen assets means the market could face further volatility. When an attacker holds a huge amount of a single coin, any sudden sell-off can put pressure on its price, especially for assets with limited liquidity.

The freezing of more than $9 million is an indication of swift action by platforms and the relevant authorities. But the hacker’s continued possession of the remaining assets means the case is not yet closed, and monitoring the wallets linked to the breach remains essential.

So far, no confirmed information is available about the timing or size of any potential sale, and no full details have been released about how the breach occurred. What is certain is that the incident adds psychological pressure on altcoin holders and prompts traders to watch for any unusual activity.

In this context, risk management and monitoring large wallets are particularly important. The attacker’s holdings of AAVE, $UNI and PENDLE put them under scrutiny, and any sign of selling could quickly trigger market volatility.

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