The hacker who stole $300 million from an exchange's users sells 3,976 ETH
According to Jinse Finance, Lookonchain reported that the hacker who previously stole over $300 million from a certain exchange user recently sold 3,976 ETH at a unit price of $4,522, cashing out approximately $17.98 million, and incurred a loss of $932,000 within two days.
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