The security team has detected that wallet addresses associated with hacker activities have recently sold off a large amount of UNILINKCRV tokens, with a single transaction reaching $2.11 million. This selling activity has attracted market attention and may put downward pressure on the token's price. Investors should closely monitor related on-chain movements and be cautious of such security incidents impacting their holdings.
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BloodInStreets
· 10h ago
Hackers dump the market, retail investors buy the dip, old tricks... Whoever buys the bottom this time will become the next bagholder.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 10h ago
Here we go again, hackers crashing the market and we're unlucky.
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PonziWhisperer
· 10h ago
Another one? Hackers dumped 2.11 million in this wave...
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 10h ago
Once again, it's been dumped. These hackers really know how to choose the right timing.
The security team has detected that wallet addresses associated with hacker activities have recently sold off a large amount of UNILINKCRV tokens, with a single transaction reaching $2.11 million. This selling activity has attracted market attention and may put downward pressure on the token's price. Investors should closely monitor related on-chain movements and be cautious of such security incidents impacting their holdings.