PANews reported on November 27th that, according to Beosin Trace analysis, Upbit experienced an abnormal outflow of approximately $36 million (about 54 billion Korean won) worth of crypto assets from the Solana network, and some of the funds have already begun to be transferred. Among them, a Binance exchange user address (2zRELfpr2KUyLoCAbo9KDTFFNXTP3JjFE3GZLxAgC2S8) received the abnormally outflowed $SOL from Upbit from multiple intermediary addresses after the incident, currently receiving a total of 2202.72 $SOL (worth approximately $315,000). Earlier today, it was reported that Upbit had stolen approximately 54 billion won worth of assets from its Solana network and had suspended access to the site for a full investigation . PANews reported on November 27th that, according to Beosin Trace analysis, Upbit experienced an abnormal outflow of approximately $36 million (about 54 billion Korean won) worth of crypto assets from the Solana network, and some of the funds have already begun to be transferred. Among them, a Binance exchange user address (2zRELfpr2KUyLoCAbo9KDTFFNXTP3JjFE3GZLxAgC2S8) received the abnormally outflowed $SOL from Upbit from multiple intermediary addresses after the incident, currently receiving a total of 2202.72 $SOL (worth approximately $315,000). Earlier today, it was reported that Upbit had stolen approximately 54 billion won worth of assets from its Solana network and had suspended access to the site for a full investigation .
Beosin: After Upbit was hacked for approximately 54 billion Korean won, a Binance address received the stolen OL in batches.
PANews reported on November 27th that, according to Beosin Trace analysis, Upbit experienced an abnormal outflow of approximately $36 million (about 54 billion Korean won) worth of crypto assets from the Solana network, and some of the funds have already begun to be transferred. Among them, a Binance exchange user address (2zRELfpr2KUyLoCAbo9KDTFFNXTP3JjFE3GZLxAgC2S8) received the abnormally outflowed $SOL from Upbit from multiple intermediary addresses after the incident, currently receiving a total of 2202.72 $SOL (worth approximately $315,000).
Earlier today, it was reported that Upbit had stolen approximately 54 billion won worth of assets from its Solana network and had suspended access to the site for a full investigation .
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