A hacker exploited Aave to mint fake rsETH and stole a large amount of ETH. Following this incident, three whales dumped 59,680 AAVE.
BlockBeats News, April 19th, according to on-chain analyst ChainGuardians, after a hacker minted illegal rsETH by exploiting Aave collateral and borrowed a large amount of ETH, multiple whales conducted on-chain AAVE sell-offs, causing AAVE to drop by 15% today.
· Polymarket user "smaugvision" sold 20,015 AAVE ($2.06 million) from address at a price of $102.9.
· Address 0xFC5 sold 20,000 AAVE ($2.05 million) at a price of $102.8.
· Address 0xA2E sold 19,665 AAVE ($1.95 million) at a price of $99.2.
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