Market Attention on ZachXBT's Actions: Controversy Over Alerts and Wallet Operations
On May 9, market news reported that the anonymous account ZachXBT has long been exposing cross-chain bridge hackers and exit scams within the crypto community. His 'leak s' prior to report releases often trigger short-term crashes in related tokens. On-chain monitoring data indicates that certain addresses synchronize short positions or borrow tokens around the time of these s, leading to rapid price fluctuations. Additionally, records from ZachXBT's personal wallet show that he has received airdrops and liquidity tokens, which he later cashed out, sparking discussions within the community about the standards of his actions and the impact of his information. The industry is beginning to reflect on the need for clarity regarding the market role and code of conduct for anonymous detectives in a regulatory framework-deficient on-chain world.
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