According to Whale Alert monitoring, about 32,000 Ethereum (ETH) were transferred from an unknown wallet to Binance at 15:01, with a total transaction value of approximately $75.287 million.
The US stock market opened, the Dow fell 0.03%, the S&P 500 index rose 0.32%, the Nasdaq rose 0.4%, Strategy fell 1.53%, and Coinbase rose slightly by 0.071%.
According to Arkham monitoring, about 30 minutes ago, Grayscale transferred 11,800.171 ETH worth $28.18 million from its Coinbase Prime Deposit address to Coinbase Prime hot wallet address.
The market shows BTC breaking through $88,000, now at $88,008.4, with a 24-hour increase of 1.35%. The market is fluctuating greatly, please manage risk control.
Julio Moreno, the research director of CryptoQuant, posted on social media that it cannot be said that the price of Bitcoin has bottomed out now, as all valuation indicators have entered the adjustment range, and this process may require more time.
according to Trader T monitoring, IBIT net outflow was 4.2056 billion US dollars yesterday, setting a record for the largest single-day net outflow since its listing, with a trading volume of 42 billion US dollars.
According to the interim report released by Bybit (provided by Sygnia) on the $1.5 billion theft incident, the theft was caused by a Safe infrastructure vulnerability, and there were no abnormalities in Bybit's related infrastructure.
Safe posted on social media that the attack on Bybit was carried out by invading the machine of Safe{Wallet} developers, resulting in malicious transactions disguised as legitimate trades being submitted. External security researchers did not find any vulnerabilities in Safe smart contracts or in the front-end and service source code.
Bybit co-founder and CEO Ben Zhou released a hacker forensics report on X platform provided by Sygnia and Verichains, revealing that malicious code was deployed on February 19th at 15:29:25 UTC, specifically targeting Bybit's Ethereum multi-signature cold wallet.
SlowMist stated on X platform that the device of Safe developers was compromised, leading to malicious code being injected into the front end, intercepting and modifying transaction parameters. After a quick verification, it was found that there was indeed malicious code behind the js file of Safe front end, and the related address (0xbdd077f651ebe7f7b3ce16fe5f2b025be2969516) involved malicious execution contracts that took away 1.5 billion assets from ByBit.
