According to PeckShield monitoring, address 0x2175...f7D9 was defrauded of 4.46 million USDT. Victim address: 0x2175c0082d052872501f7fe54e1aC59858aaf7D9; scammer address: 0xAbb07822F471773Ff00b9444308ceEB7cf0dACa7.

On September 9th, the outflow of USDT trading platforms (7-day moving average) reached 18.06 million coins, hitting a new low in 8 months.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a certain whale deposited 36 million USDT into Binance and then transferred out 9,819 ETH worth 15.9 million US dollars.

September 5th, according to on-chain information, a whale starting with 0xB154 transferred 36 million USDT to Binance 7 minutes ago.

September 4th, @EmberCN reported that a whale with an address starting with 0x362 exchanged 11,200 ETH (approximately $18.36 million) for 9839 wstETH, then mortgaged the wstETH to borrow 10 million USDT. They then used the 10 million USDT to purchase 6081 stETH at an average price of $1644.

According to Chainalysis by Yu Jin, 5 days ago, leveraged long ETH was done through an address starting with 0x8b9. 40 minutes ago, leveraged long ETH was continued through another address (starting with 0x362): 11,200 ETH ($18.36 million) was exchanged for 9,839 wstETH, which was then mortgaged to borrow 10 million USDT. The 10 million USDT was used to buy 6,081 stETH at an average price of $1,644.

Data analyst Yu Jin reported that a whale used leverage to go long on ETH about 3 hours ago: the whale first exchanged 11,000 ETH ($18.18 million) for 9,671 wstETH, then used the wstETH as collateral to borrow 5.5 million USDT + 170 WBTC ($4.44 million). The borrowed USDT and WBTC were then used to buy 5,256 wstETH ($9.9 million). Currently, the whale holds 14,948 wstETH ($28.12 million, 17,014 ETH), with the liquidation price of the ETH collateral being $800. In addition, the whale was also one of the drivers behind the LINK price increase on July 20th.

On August 28th, according to DeTrust, a risk data platform under Bitrace, more than 115 billion USDT flowed into some Southeast Asian-related platform addresses in 2022, including 37.16 billion gambling funds and 69.78 billion money laundering funds. There were less than 460 million USDT involved in fraudulent USDT. In the same year, there were also more than 14.64 billion USDT involved in black USDT, which directly or indirectly flowed into centralized trading platforms from known Southeast Asian entity-related addresses. This includes 7.71 billion USDT in gambling funds, 4.86 billion USDT in money laundering funds, 1.88 billion USDT in other illegal activity funds, and a small amount of fraudulent funds of 190 million USDT.

The 1inch team address (tag: 1inch: Team Investment Fund Collection) purchased 6,087.7 ETH using 10 million USDT and 70,000 USDC (a total of 10.07 million USD) 5 hours ago at an average price of 1655 USD, as monitored by on-chain analyst Yu Jin.

Market shows that AMB rose to 0.01244 USDT this morning and is now reported at 0.01083 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 66.36%.