Binance Hacker Sells 7 Tokens, Accumulates $158.25 Million of Ether

The attacker behind the Binance hack sold seven stolen altcoins and amassed a large Ether position, on-chain data showed. The cryptocurrency taken from the exchange is being rapidly converted into other assets.

According to on-chain analytics firm Lookonchain, the attacker on Oct. 29 sold Uniswap (UNI), Ethena (ENA), Pepe (PEPE), Chainlink (LINK), Aave (AAVE), Ondo Finance (ONDO) and Worldcoin (WLD). The sales brought in 70,480 Ether worth about $158.25 million at the time of the transactions.

UNI accounted for the largest sale. The attacker sold 7.02 million UNI at about $5.65 apiece, raising $39.63 million. It also disposed of 217.5 million ENA in a sale worth $33.93 million.

The attacker also offloaded a large amount of the meme coin PEPE. It sold 7.77 trillion tokens at about $0.0000041 each, converting them into $31.66 million worth of Ether. It also sold 2.57 million LINK at about $10.14 apiece for $26.05 million.

In addition, the attacker sold 127,953 AAVE at about $111.55 each, raising $14.27 million. It also sold 21.85 million ONDO and 17.32 million WLD for $6.62 million and $6.09 million, respectively.