The initial asset breakdown showed that the tracked outflows included approximately $53.29 million worth of 7.01 million $UNI and $38.91 million worth of 7.77 trillion $PEPE.
A total of approximately $5.64 billion in assets were outflowd from Binance-labeled wallets across six blockchains. Of this amount, approximately $3.53 billion was recorded on Ethereum, $1.45 billion on Bitcoin, and $627.83 million on the Tron network. Outflows on Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base totaled approximately $38.42 million.
The list, which reportedly covers a total of 70 assets, includes $USDT, BTC, USDC, and $ETH, as well as RLUSD, wBETH, $UNI, XAUt, ENA, $PEPE, LINK, and USD1.
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A separate on-chain analysis suggested that a wallet labeled “Binance 14” authorized a smart contract belonging to the attacker via EIP-7702, and that this authorization was ongoing.
The same analysis stated that 200 million $USDT was deposited into the wallet at 00:44 UTC+3 on October 30th, and six blocks later, 200.4 million $USDT, 369.8 $ETH, and approximately 12 different tokens were transferred to another address. It was noted that the $USDT was blocked due to the recipient address being frozen, while the $ETH and other tokens were unaffected by this freeze.
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