Someone has set their sights on the batch of dirty money that just started circulating on Upbit.

Hackers are busy laundering assets through cross-chain bridges, and as a result, some smart individuals are directly sitting at both ends of the bridge to profit from the price difference—while you wash your money, I earn my transaction fees, each getting what we need.

The most absurd scene on the blockchain is probably like this: hackers go to great lengths to move funds, only to contribute liquidity to the LP pool; arbitrageurs do nothing, just need to stand by the path of funds and reach out to catch a wave.

This market is never short of malicious individuals, but money is never evenly distributed - it only flows to those who understand the mechanisms, react quickly, and dare to take action directly.