[Blockchain Today Reporter Jihye Han] It has been reported that the hacker who stole funds from decentralized finance protocol Hundred Finance moved the assets within a year.
On the 2nd (local time), Cointelegraph reported that the hacker who stole $7.4 million from Hundred Finance began moving cryptocurrency assets after being inactive for a year.
On the 1st, a hacker moved $800,000 worth of Ethereum and Tether from Curve's decentralized exchange (DEX) in about a year. After withdrawing the funds, the hacker converted Tether and other cryptocurrencies to Ethereum. As a result, the hacker's Ethereum holdings increased by more than $1 million.
Currently, the hacker holds a total of $4.3 million worth of assets in his wallet, including various cryptocurrency assets such as Dai, Wrapped Ether, Frax, and Wrapped Bitcoin. I'm doing it.
Meanwhile, Hundred Finance suffered damage worth $7.4 million due to a hacker's flash loan attack in April 2022 and decided to suspend operations through a governance vote.
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