JAKARTA - The crypto wallet address associated with the Coinbase hacker 'stealer of more than 300 million US dollars (approximately IDR 4.9 trillion) from Coinbase users is back in action, and this time targeting Solana's assets (SOL).

Based on data from Lookonchain, the hacker has just bought up 38,126 SOLs worth US$7.95 million or around Rp130 billion with an average price of US$209 per token in just the last two hours.

The hacker who stole $300M+ from #Coinbase users bought 38,126 $SOL($7.95M) at $209 in the past 2 hours.https://t.co/AUBIKUuNNDhttps://t.co/s9rRYnK7M8https://t.co/GlDgWxZ5T2 pic.twitter.com/AIc0hLEpxQ

Hackers who stole 300 million + US dollars from Coinbase users bought 38,126 SOLs (7.95 million US dollars) at a price of 209 US dollars in the last 2 hours, "wrote Lookonchain in post X.

Previously, the same address also purchased US$649.62 Ethereum (ETH) worth US$2.31 million or around Rp37.8 billion at a price of US$3,561 per ETH about nine hours earlier.

Previously, Lookonchain also reported a large purchase of the same wallet address. On July 7, the hacker bought USD 12.55 million worth of 4.863 Ether (IDR 206 billion) on July 7, and USD 2.3 million worth of 649 ETH (IDR 37.7 billion) on July 19.

Launching Cointelegraph, on-chain detective and blockchain security analyst, ZachXBT considers this case to reflect the increasingly sophisticated strategy of social engineering attacks used to deceive crypto asset holders.


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