In brief Wallets tied to the suspected Binance hack received tens of thousands of ETH from Uniswap contracts and borrowed 19,762 ETH on Aave against about $60 million in USDT, with no sign of a flaw in...
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- In brief Wallets tied to the suspected Binance hack received tens of thousands of ETH from Uniswap contracts and borrowed 19,762 ETH on Aave against about $60 million in USDT, with no sign of a flaw in either app.
- About 253,000 ETH, roughly $570 million, sat in two wallets with no outgoing transfers as of 22:07 UTC, and ETH has no issuer that can freeze it.
- Ripple has frozen about $200 million in RLUSD, per Binance co-CEO Yi He, on top of the more than $2 billion in USDT and USDC.
- The attacker behind the wallets draining Binance is using decentralized exchanges such as Uniswap and Aave as exits, swapping stablecoins that issuers can freeze for Ethereum that nobody can, according to Etherscan records for 10 wallets, eight of them labeled as exploiters.
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