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Hackers Gain $48.3M as ETH Rally Boosts Stolen Funds

I note that three hacker groups have profited from the ETH rally — Radiant Capital's stolen assets appreciated by about $48.3 million. The gains are paper appreciation of illicitly obtained funds, but they materially increase the impact of the original exploits.

I am concerned these windfalls raise incentives to liquidate stolen ETH, which could create short-term selling pressure, attract regulatory scrutiny, and increase counterparty risk for DeFi participants. I will watch on-chain flows and recovery or enforcement developments before altering exposure.

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Analysis

Appreciation of stolen ETH elevates short‑term liquidation risk as attackers may move or dump funds, and it heightens reputational and regulatory risks for DeFi protocols. This is a security and macro...

Recommendation

Watch relevant addresses and recovery/legal updates closely, avoid initiating new long positions based solely on the rally, and keep position sizes disciplined until on‑chain movements and enforcement...

Disclaimer

The Analysis and recommendations provided are for informational purposes only. Any investment decisions should be made at your own risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consider consulting with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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