PeckShield: THE Market on Venus Attacked, Resulting in $2.15 Million Bad Debt
According to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, the THE market on Venus was attacked, leading to approximately $2.15 million in bad debt. One month ago, the attacker withdrew 7,400 ETH from Tornado Cash and borrowed $9.9 million to purchase THE. The attacker then directly donated 36.1 million THE to the vTHE contract, bypassing the supply cap and driving the exchange rate up by 3.81 times. Justin Sun (Top 5 XVS holder) deposited 621,000 XVS, worth $1.95 million, into HTX after the attack. The BNB Bridge Exploiter (Top 16 XVS holder) currently still holds 135,000 XVS, valued at approximately $421,000.
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