Lookonchain said the Binance hacker is currently selling tokens including PEPE, UNI and LINK on-chain in exchange for ETH. The tracker also said the wallet still holds a large basket of altcoins that could face notable selling pressure. Those holdings include 217.497 million ENA worth $39.51 million, 7.579 trillion PEPE worth $34.41 million, 2.575 million LINK worth $28.07 million and 128,034 AAVE worth $15.9 million. The address also holds 74.56 million ARB worth $11.54 million, 1.938 million UNI worth $12.62 million, 21.852 million ONDO worth $8.52 million, 17.318 million WLD worth $6.73 million, 714.911 million FUN worth $6.29 million, 87.853 million ZAMA worth $6.02 million, 3.602 million ZRO worth $5.69 million and 3.382 billion RSR worth $5.02 million. The update was cited by Odaily based on Lookonchain monitoring.
According to Lookonchain, the Binance hacker is currently selling tokens such as PEPE, UNI and LINK on-chain for ETH.
Lookonchain said the wallet still holds a large amount of altcoins that could face heavy selling pressure, including:
- 217.497 million ENA worth $39.51 million
- 7.579 trillion PEPE worth $34.41 million
- 2.575 million LINK worth $28.07 million
- 128,034 AAVE worth $15.9 million
- 74.56 million ARB worth $11.54 million
- 1.938 million UNI worth $12.62 million
- 21.852 million ONDO worth $8.52 million
- 17.318 million WLD worth $6.73 million
- 714.911 million FUN worth $6.29 million
- 87.853 million ZAMA worth $6.02 million
- 3.602 million ZRO worth $5.69 million
- 3.382 billion RSR worth $5.02 million
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