Scan to download
BTC $71,342.60 -3.06%
ETH $2,003.83 +0.01%
BNB $692.81 -2.17%
XRP $1.29 -2.73%
SOL $81.12 -1.41%
TRX $0.3432 -2.16%
DOGE $0.1008 +0.56%
ADA $0.2306 -1.66%
BCH $292.83 -3.05%
LINK $9.02 -0.83%
HYPE $73.48 +2.09%
AAVE $80.17 -2.21%
SUI $0.8781 -1.67%
XLM $0.2427 -6.43%
ZEC $544.61 -3.39%
BTC $71,342.60 -3.06%
ETH $2,003.83 +0.01%
BNB $692.81 -2.17%
XRP $1.29 -2.73%
SOL $81.12 -1.41%
TRX $0.3432 -2.16%
DOGE $0.1008 +0.56%
ADA $0.2306 -1.66%
BCH $292.83 -3.05%
LINK $9.02 -0.83%
HYPE $73.48 +2.09%
AAVE $80.17 -2.21%
SUI $0.8781 -1.67%
XLM $0.2427 -6.43%
ZEC $544.61 -3.39%

The GMX hacker has exchanged all assets for ETH except for FRAX

2025-07-10 09:33:41
Collection

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the GMX hacker has exchanged the assets stolen from the GMX V1 pool for ETH. The stolen assets include WBTC / WETH / UNI / FRAX / LINK / USDC / USDT, and currently, all assets except for FRAX have been sold for 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. The total value is 42.8 million USD. This operation likely also indicates that the hacker has rejected the GMX project's proposal to repay the assets in exchange for a 10% white hat bounty.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.