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ETH price pump Three groups of hackers trapped and made a profit of up to 48.3 million dollars.
On August 15, according to monitoring, three groups of hackers have recently profited additionally by selling ETH, among which:
The Radiant Capital hacker stole approximately $53 million in assets in October last year, then exchanged it for 21,957 ETH at a price of $2,414. He started selling ETH 3 days ago and has sold 9,631 ETH for 43.937 million DAI, with an average selling price of $4,562. Now, the hacker holds 12,326 ETH and 43.937 million DAI, with a total value of $101 million, which is an additional appreciation of $48.3 million compared to the value of the stolen assets.
The Infini hacker stole about 49.5 million USDC in February and then exchanged it for 17,696 ETH at a price of $2,798. They sold 3,540 ETH for 13.318 million DAI, with an average price of $3,762. The Infini hacker benefited from the rise in ETH, gaining an additional $25.15 million.
An unknown hacker received 17,412 ETH from platforms like THORChain and Chainflip at the end of March, then exchanged it for 33.9 million DAI at a price of $1,947. By the end of June, he used 12.368 million DAI to purchase 4,957 ETH at a price of $2,495. Early this morning, he sold it back for 22.127 million DAI at a price of $4,464, making a profit of $9.76 million.