
BingX Hacked? Suspected Large-Scale Unauthorized Fund Withdrawal Detected
Crypto exchange BingX may have been compromised, with unusual withdrawals…
Recently, Lookonchain detected significant activity involving hundreds of wallets that have been inactive for over three years. These wallets transferred a substantial amount of Ethereum (ETH), totaling approximately 789,533 ETH, which is valued around $2 billion. This sudden movement has been traced back to wallets associated with the notorious “Plus Token Ponzi 2.”
Back in 2020, during a crackdown on the Plus Token Ponzi scheme, Chinese authorities seized various cryptocurrencies including 194,775 BTC ($11.2 billion), 833,083 ETH ($2.1 billion), 487 million XRP ($252 million), 79,581 BCH ($25.8 million), 1.4 million LTC ($82.3 million), 27.6 million EOS ($12.7 million), 74,167 DASH ($1.7 million), 6 billion DOGE ($609 million), and 213,724 USDT.
The Plus Token Ponzi 2 had previously distributed these 789,533 ETH to thousands of wallets in 2020, and there had been no recorded movement in these accounts since April 2021 until now. The recent transactions from these dormant accounts have reignited concerns about potential market manipulation and regulatory issues surrounding the remnants of the Plus Token scam.
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