「Coinbase User Funds Theft Hacker」 Buys 38,126 SOL at an average price of $208.7

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/08/24 04:52:13
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BlockBeats News, August 24th, according to EmberCN monitoring, the "hacker who stole funds from Coinbase users" in the past hour, swapped 7.957 million DAI for USDC and cross-chain transferred to Solana, bought 38,126 SOL, at a purchase price of $208.7.

The hacker:

In May, sold 26,347 ETH for 68.18 million DAI, with an average selling price of $2,588;

In July, spent 14.865 million DAI to repurchase 5,513 ETH, at a price of $2,696;

Today, spent 7.957 million DAI to purchase 38,126 SOL, at a price of $208.7.

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