After UXLINK was hacked, a certain address spent $927,000 to "buy the dip" in UXLINK and is currently down nearly 99.8%.
According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) monitored that after the UXLINK project suffered a hacker attack, address 0x4f3...510a1 spent 273 ETH in the early hours today to purchase UXLINK tokens on the Arbitrum network at an average price of $0.03283, investing approximately $927,000. However, due to the hacker's malicious minting behavior, this address has since suffered a floating loss of $925,000, with a loss rate close to 99.8%.
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