On Oct 29-30 trackers flagged a roughly $5.8B-$6.3B Binance hot-wallet breach, with lookonchain first warning the attacker was dumping PEPE, UNI, LINK and others on-chain for ETH.

On Oct 29-30 trackers flagged a roughly $5.8B-$6.3B Binance hot-wallet breach, with lookonchain first warning the attacker was dumping PEPE, UNI, LINK and others on-chain for ETH.

The attacker initially held about 7.579T PEPE worth $34.41M, then sold about 7.77T PEPE for about $31.66M at around $0.0000041 as part of $158.25M of altcoins swapped for 70,480 ETH, per Coin Bureau. Other sales listed were 7.02M UNI for $39.63M, 217.5M ENA for $33.93M, 2.57M LINK for $26.05M, 127,953 AAVE for $14.27M, 21.85M ONDO for $6.62M and 17.32M WLD for $6.09M.

Those posts say the altcoin dumping round is finished, with about $23M in altcoins left: 714.91M FUN, 87.85M ZAMA, 3.6M ZRO and 3.38B RSR. Reported frozen funds are 1.77B USDT, 823M USDC and 74.56M ARB, and reported remaining hacker holdings are 495,724 ETH, 18,270 BTC, 682.9M TRX and 970,545 SOL.

PEPE itself was quoted at $0.00000490 on Binance spot, down about 0.6% in 24h. The hack reports describe up to -15% falls across the dumped tokens since the hack, amid broad fear with total crypto market cap down about 2.2% and Fear & Greed at 37 Fear.