Two wallets tied to hackers bought Ether on July 12, according to on-chain monitor Ember. One hacker, identified as having stolen funds from Coinbase users, spent 7.378 million DAI early in the day to purchase 4,049.7 ETH at an average price of $1,822. A second address, which had received ETH from Tornado Cash in November last year, used 4.34 million DAI two hours before the report to buy back 2,405 ETH at an average price of $1,804.
The combined purchase totaled 11.718 million DAI. The activity was flagged by Ember and cited by BlockBeats in a market update published on July 12. No other transaction details were disclosed in the report.
Two hacker-linked wallets bought Ether on July 12, according to Ember monitoring cited by BlockBeats.
One hacker, described as having stolen funds from Coinbase users, spent 7.378 million DAI early on July 12 to buy 4,049.7 ETH at an average price of $1,822.
Another address, which had received ETH from Tornado Cash in November last year, spent 4.34 million DAI two hours before the report to buy back 2,405 ETH at an average price of $1,804.
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