On July 9, according to on-chain analyst Ember, GMX may have been hacked for assets worth approximately $42.00 million an hour and a half ago, including WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT. The initial funds for the hacker address that stole the assets were transferred from Tornado the day before yesterday. [Shenchao TechFlow]

According to Ember Monitoring, the GMX hacker has converted the stolen assets, excluding FRAX, into 11,700 ETH (approximately $32.33 million) and scattered them across 4 wallets. The stolen assets include WBTC, WETH, UNI, FRAX, LINK, USDC, and USDT. Currently, they hold 11,700 ETH and 1,049.5 FRAX through 5 wallets. [Foresight News]

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The GMX hacker has converted the stolen assets, except for FRAX, into ETH.

According to on-chain data analyst Ember, the GMX hacker has exchanged the assets stolen from the GMX V1 pool for ETH. The assets stolen by the hacker include WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT. Currently, all assets except FRAX have been sold and exchanged for 11,700 ETH (approximately $32.33 million) and distributed into 4 wallets for storage. The GMX hacker now holds 11,700 ETH and 10,495,000 FRAX through 5 wallets, with a total value of $42.80 million. This operation should also mean that the hacker has rejected the GMX project team's proposal to return the assets and take a 10% white hat bounty. [ChainCatcher]

The GMX hacker has converted all assets except FRAX to ETH.

On July 10th, according to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), the GMX hacker has converted assets such as WBTC, WETH, UNI, LINK, USDC, and USDT stolen from the GMX V1 pool into approximately 11,700 ETH (worth $32.33 million) and stored them in 4 different wallets. Currently, the hacker holds a total of 11,700 ETH and 10.495 million FRAX stablecoins through 5 wallets, with a total value of approximately $42.80 million. Analysts believe that this move may indicate that the hacker has rejected the "return assets in exchange for a 10% white hat bounty" proposal put forward by the GMX project team. [Shenchao TechFlow]

Analyst: GMX hacker converts stolen assets into 11,700 ETH, possibly indicating rejection of white hat bounty proposal

According to @EmberCN monitoring, the GMX hacker has converted all stolen assets such as WBTC, WETH, UNI, LINK, USDC, and USDT into ETH. Currently, they hold approximately 11,700 ETH, worth approximately $32.33 million, stored in 4 wallets. In addition, approximately $10.495 million in FRAX has not yet been exchanged. Currently, the hacker controls a total of approximately $42.80 million in assets through 5 wallets. Their operation shows that the hacker has clearly rejected the "return of funds for a 10% white hat bounty" proposal put forward by the GMX project team. [Wu Shuo]

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GMX hacker converts stolen assets into 11,700 ETH

July 10th, according to on-chain data analyst Yujin, the GMX hacker has successfully converted the assets stolen from the GMX V1 pool to ETH. The stolen assets include WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT. Currently, all assets except FRAX have been sold and converted to 11,700 ETH (approximately 32.33 million) and dispersed into 4 wallets for storage. The GMX hacker now holds 11,700 ETH and 10.495 million FRAX through 5 wallets, with a total value of $42.8 million. This operation should also indicate that the hacker has rejected the GMX team's proposal to return the assets in exchange for a 10% white-hat bounty. [BlockBeats News]

GMX Hacker has now swapped all assets to ETH except for FRAX, indicating a rejection of the white-hat proposal put forth by GMX.

On July 10, according to on-chain data analyst Ember, the GMX hacker has converted the assets stolen from the GMX V1 pool into ETH.

The assets stolen by the hacker include WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT. Currently, all assets except FRAX have been sold and converted into 11,700 ETH (approximately $32.33 million) and distributed into 4 wallets for storage.

The GMX hacker now holds 11,700 ETH and 10.495 million FRAX through 5 wallets, with a total value of $42.80 million. This operation should also mean that the hacker has rejected the GMX project team's proposal to return the assets and receive a 10% white hat bounty. [BlockBeats]

The GMX hacker has converted all assets except FRAX into ETH, which may indicate that they have rejected the white hat proposal put forward by GMX.

The GMX hacker has converted all assets except FRAX into ETH, possibly indicating a rejection of the white hat proposal put forward by GMX.

On July 10 (UTC+8), according to Ember (@EmberCN) monitoring, in the GMX V1 pool attack, the hacker has exchanged all stolen assets except FRAX (including WBTC, WETH, UNI, LINK, USDC, USDT) for 11,700 ETH, worth approximately $32.33 million at the current price, and deposited them into 4 wallets. In addition, the hacker still holds approximately 10.495 million FRAX, with a total asset value of approximately $42.80 million. The hacker's above operation seems to indicate that they have rejected the "repay the assets to get a 10% white hat bounty" proposal put forward by the GMX project team. (Source: Odaily) [Meta Era]

The GMX hacker has exchanged the stolen funds, except for FRAX, into ETH.

According to Ember (@EmberCN) monitoring, in the GMX V1 pool attack, the hacker has converted all stolen assets except FRAX (including WBTC, WETH, UNI, LINK, USDC, USDT) into 11,700 ETH, worth approximately $32.33 million at the current price, and deposited them into 4 wallets. In addition, the hacker still holds approximately 10.495 million FRAX, with a total asset value of approximately $42.80 million.
The hacker's above actions seem to indicate that they have rejected the "repay the assets to get a 10% white hat bounty" proposal put forward by the GMX project team. [Odaily Planet Daily]

The GMX hacker has converted $42.80 million in stolen funds into ETH.

According to Ember Monitoring, GMX may have been hacked about an hour and a half ago, with assets worth approximately $42.00 million stolen, including WBTC, WETH, UNI, FRAX, LINK, USDC, and USDT. The hacker's address, which stole the assets, received its initial funding from Tornado Cash the day before yesterday, indicating that the attack was premeditated. [Foresight News]

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The initial funds for the GMX hacker address were transferred through Tornado Cash.

On July 9 (UTC+8), according to on-chain analyst Ember, GMX may have had assets worth approximately $42.00 million stolen an hour and a half ago, including WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT. The initial funds for the hacker address that stole the assets were transferred from Tornado the day before yesterday. (Source: TechFlow) [MetaEra]

The stolen assets from GMX involve WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT.

On July 9, according to on-chain analyst Ember, GMX may have had assets worth approximately $42.00 million stolen an hour and a half ago, including WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT. The initial funds for the hacker address that stole the assets were transferred from Tornado two days ago. [BlockBeats]

GMX is suspected of being hacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $42.00 million in assets. The hacker's initial funds came from Tornado.

On July 9, according to on-chain analyst Ember, GMX may have been hacked for assets worth approximately $42.00 million an hour and a half ago, including WBTC/WETH/UNI/FRAX/LINK/USDC/USDT. The initial funds for the hacker address that stole the assets were transferred from Tornado the day before yesterday. [BlockBeats]

7月9日，根据链上分析师Ember的消息，GMX可能在一个半小时前遭遇了价值约4200万美元的资产被盗，涉及WBTC、WETH、UNI、FRAX、LINK、USDC和USDT等。窃取这些资产的黑客地址的初始资金是在前天从Tornado转入的。[Shenchao TechFlow]

被盗的GMX资产包括WBTC、WETH、UNI、FRAX、LINK、USDC和USDT。

7月9日，根據鏈上分析師Ember的消息，GMX可能在一個半小時前遭遇了價值約4200萬美元的資產被盜，涉及WBTC、WETH、UNI、FRAX、LINK、USDC和USDT等。竊取這些資產的黑客地址的初始資金是在前天從Tornado轉入的。[Shenchao TechFlow]