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by: xpoolPosted on: May 22, 2025

Cetus Hacker Converts Millions of USDC to Ethereum on Mainnet

Recent data from BlockBeats reveals that the Cetus hacker has transferred 57.66 million USDC to their Ethereum address, converting them into approximately 22,114 ETH. The transaction took place on the Ethereum mainnet and was executed at an average purchase price of $2,652 per ETH.

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