The hacker who stole $53 million from RDNT Capital last year began selling ETH yesterday, with current assets now reaching $100 million
According to ChainCatcher, citing Ember monitoring, the hacker who stole $53 million in assets from RDNT Capital last October has started selling ETH since yesterday. As the hacker converted all the stolen assets into ETH, their value has now increased to $100 million. After the theft, the hacker first exchanged all the assets for BNB, then converted them into approximately 21,900 ETH, which were held until yesterday. The hacker began selling this ETH from 3 p.m. yesterday.
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