Odaily News About $200 million in assets were stolen from Cetus, the largest DEX on the Sui network, and the hacker address has done two main things in the past half hour:
Withdrawing token liquidity will transfer a large amount of USDC from Sui to the Ethereum mainnet (because most of the stablecoins used in token pools are USDC, which accounts for a large portion). Have all the stolen tokens on Cetus been sold off? - Not yet. The current short-term drop in tokens is mainly due to the withdrawal from pools and emotional panic.
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GateUser-79d8c08b
· 05-24 12:22
interesting post thanks for it
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GateUser-82d3aafb
· 05-22 12:14
Hurry up and enter a position! 🚗
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GateUser-c94f403e
· 05-22 11:44
Then my contract got liquidated, what should I do?
The stolen tokens on Cetus have not been entirely sold off yet, and emotional panic has caused a short-term big dump of the tokens.
Odaily News About $200 million in assets were stolen from Cetus, the largest DEX on the Sui network, and the hacker address has done two main things in the past half hour: Withdrawing token liquidity will transfer a large amount of USDC from Sui to the Ethereum mainnet (because most of the stablecoins used in token pools are USDC, which accounts for a large portion). Have all the stolen tokens on Cetus been sold off? - Not yet. The current short-term drop in tokens is mainly due to the withdrawal from pools and emotional panic.