Shen Bo, founding partner of Fenbushi Capital, posted on Twitter that the stolen LQTY assets sold today were the same as those in November last year, and all parties are currently actively tracing them. The transaction in the stolen wallet was not done by myself, and the sale of LQTY was a hacker act. I personally have long-term confidence in LQTY and have never sold it and support Liquidity Pool for a long time. Shen Bo called on the community to help find clues about the hacker and was willing to provide rewards. As previously reported, Shen Bo, founding partner of Fenbushi Capital, announced on November 23 last year that his commonly used wallet address ending in 894 had been stolen, containing a total of $42 million worth of assets.