According to on-chain risk monitoring data, suspicious addresses related to UXLink security vulnerabilities have been active recently. In the past hour, this address completed a large exchange: 248 WBTC was swapped for 23 million DAI.
The background of this transfer is noteworthy. The incident can be traced back to the hacker attack on September 22nd — the attacker exploited a vulnerability to mint billions of unauthorized tokens and stole crypto assets worth tens of millions of dollars. It now appears that the hacker is digesting the stolen funds, and the exchange from WBTC to DAI may be part of money laundering or withdrawal preparations. This also serves as a reminder for the community to continuously monitor on-chain abnormal transfers, especially transactions involving large amounts of stablecoins.
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TokenVelocity
· 01-08 21:38
Wow, are hackers still dumping? 248 BTC for 23 million DAI, is this move meant to launder money?
It's another stablecoin, this trick really has no new ideas, monitoring can't keep up with the speed.
UXLink's issue... Have all the holes that need patching been patched?
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-07 23:22
Hackers are only acting now? It took so long to withdraw funds, their courage is really impressive.
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MevShadowranger
· 01-06 10:50
The trolls are starting to launder money again; DAI might be targeted this time.
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MevTears
· 01-06 10:47
Hackers are dumping stolen funds again, this time 248 WBTC instantly turning into 23 million DAI. Do they really dare to do it openly?
MEV tears should be more specific in the comments, to make it more authentic.
Switching to stablecoins and trying to run? It's all recorded on-chain.
The September attack still hasn't fully subsided? There are still so many black market activities active.
Huh, another suspicious address appeared. This time, keep an eye on it.
DAI's liquidity is so good, it's definitely the first choice for money laundering.
The UXLink vulnerability needs to be fixed. It's really crazy.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 01-06 10:46
Hackers rushing to launder money indicates that there are really more and more eyes on the chain. 248 WBTC exchanged for DAI, this move is still too obvious, and will be caught sooner or later.
According to on-chain risk monitoring data, suspicious addresses related to UXLink security vulnerabilities have been active recently. In the past hour, this address completed a large exchange: 248 WBTC was swapped for 23 million DAI.
The background of this transfer is noteworthy. The incident can be traced back to the hacker attack on September 22nd — the attacker exploited a vulnerability to mint billions of unauthorized tokens and stole crypto assets worth tens of millions of dollars. It now appears that the hacker is digesting the stolen funds, and the exchange from WBTC to DAI may be part of money laundering or withdrawal preparations. This also serves as a reminder for the community to continuously monitor on-chain abnormal transfers, especially transactions involving large amounts of stablecoins.