A hacker sold 9,240 ETH, suffering a loss of 4.56 million dollars in three days.

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BlockBeats news, on October 17, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a hacker sold 9,240 ETH at a price of 3,775 USD each, obtaining 34.88 million DAI, which was then exchanged for sUSD, resulting in a loss of approximately 4.56 million USD within three days.

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