BusinessQuiet 13d · day 15
Binance hacker dumps 2017 token, crashes price 90%
Attacker liquidates FUN and smaller tokens into illiquid markets, triggering sharp price collapse.
What to know
- A Binance hacker liquidated FUN, a 2017-era token, causing a 90% price crash by dumping into illiquid markets.
- The attack targeted smaller tokens with insufficient trading depth to absorb large sell orders.
- Onchain monitoring detected sharp acceleration in flows from the hacker's contract address on October 31.
“The hacker dumped FUN and other smaller tokens into markets too small to absorb large selling, leading to price crashes.”
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Onchain analysis confirms sharp liquidation activity
Blockchain monitoring shows accelerated onchain flows matching the token dump from contract address 0x419d0d8bdd9af5e606ae2232ed285aff190e711b, documenting the hacker's movement of assets.
“Binance hacker dumped a small-cap token launched in 2017, sending its price 90 percent lower.”
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first by Blockchain.News, 13d ago
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Binance hacker dumps FUN token into illiquid markets
The hacker liquidated FUN and other small-cap tokens from the 2017 era into markets with insufficient depth to absorb large selling pressure, triggering a 90% price crash.
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1 outlet first by CoinDesk, 14d ago · read ↗
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