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Upbit · Bithumb · 24h volume ₩593.5M

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Last 7 days · 7 posts
  • Posts said PROM's price was smashed by the Binance hacker's dumping during the morning session.
  • A tip suggested PROM's thin liquidity had kept the hacker from selling the holdings for a while.
  • Traders reviewed hacker-wallet tracking, guessing the next sell order and shorting low-cap coins like PROM.

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  • 하양이아빠의 암호화폐이야기1d ago

    [Binance Hackers Make Repeated Mistakes While Handling Stolen Funds..."Losses in Millions"] North Korean hackers made repeated mistakes while processing funds stolen in the Binance hack, according to ai_9684xtpa. The hackers transferred various tokens worth $3.5 million to a NEWT contract address, and after selling $5 million worth of PROM without checking the liquidity pool size, recovered only $71. It has been reported there is a possibility they left traces of off-chain activity such as IP addresses by using MetaMask for gas fee payments. Additionally, they transferred $250,000 to Gate exchange, but Gate reportedly froze 2 related accounts and will cooperate with the follow-up investigation. The analysis suggests that as more personnel get involved in handling multiple types of tokens, more tracking clues are left behind, which could help Binance in fund tracing. - CoinNews

    446Newton Protocol

  • 싸이버트럭4d ago

    Binance hacker movements shaking alts The PROM in the 3rd picture is in a state where its price was smashed by dumping this morning. Currently holding nil lsk. After selling PROM, altcoins are declining with anticipation of chain dumps, but the hacker seemed to take a break and is rebounding. Really thrilling market

    854

  • 돈포하 I Dont focus on hype4d ago

    https://binance-hack-watch.vercel.app/ The hacker must be Korean too, going back to work after lunch. Selling stuff like $PROM, $SOPH these days.

    817Sophon

  • 폐지줍기 연구소4d ago

    As the Binance hacker starts dumping remaining assets in one go, pairs like SOPH, ZAMA, PROM are in sharp decline.

    2.3KSpread to 3 channelsSophon

  • 정열맨김봉봉4d ago

    Yesterday's Binance hack trading review 1. The moment the Binance hack suspicion broke, major alts like BTC and ETH fell in sync. 2. Figured chasing the majors with shorts wouldn't be that profitable, so I tracked down the hacker's wallet address. 3. Initially the hackers split coins by wallet and transferred them (e.g., to sell PEPE, they'd send gas fees + PEPE to a different burner wallet for disposal). 4. So I set tracking on wallet 0x5227f603c1ee34ce3c06efe6477003bdfccb2f8c and opened high-leverage shorts whenever alerts popped, HODLing until they drained all their coins. 5. At first, even when transactions appeared, the market didn't react much, but later even a single transfer transaction would trigger immediate reaction, making it hard to get good entry levels. So I thought of a different approach. 6. Looking at the data, they stole 70 types of assets total, and because other chains have freeze risk, they can only dump on Ethereum. The pattern showed they were selling starting with high market cap coins. 7. Due to margin limits I couldn't short all 70 types at once, so I had to accumulate shorts per pair, hit hard with one big candle, then move to the next pair to maximize profits. 8. So following their selling pattern, I started grasshopper trading—hitting high market cap + large hack coins in order with shorts across 4-5 pairs at a time, opening then moving positions (LINK, ENA, ZAMA, RSR, ZRO, FET, ERA, GTC, CFG, RED, IMX, OGN, APE, RE, SYRUP, COTI, PROM, SOPH). 9. It went smoothly in order for a while, then suddenly the pattern twisted and they started dumping multiple pairs at once from the main wallet. Turned out they were just dumping sub-$100M market cap coins directly from the hacked wallet. At that time, low market cap pairs like RSR and COTI (under $100M) were crashing hard even with just $1M dumps. 10. The Lazarus (presumed) hacker, considering liquidity, seems to be parceling coins in N-thousand-dollar chunks to cushion market impact somewhat + meanwhile some mutant projects with freeze contracts like ERA showed up + sometimes huge green candles appeared right after shorts were drained, so I reduced position size and started preparing for the finale. 11. Guys like PROM moved their wallet separately but weren't dumping, so I was like what? I assumed DWF line, lots of volume control by MM, so I went in with the biggest short size, but turns out there was no DEX liquidity so they couldn't dump

    6.6K8.0× usual viewsSpread to 6 channelsChainlinkLayerZeroENA

  • 정열맨김봉봉5d ago

    https://t.me/ahhhhhooooo reported that PROM couldn't be extracted because liquidity was too thin. LA, SOPH seem to also not have enough liquidity so couldn't be extracted either. SYRUP, COTI, PLUME, RAD seem to be extracting what they can where there's liquidity.

    1.1KSophon