$155 million in ETH is moved by Solana's Wormhole Bridge Exploiter.
On-chain activity erupted at the location linked to the $320 million attack this week. For the first time in months, the hacker of Wormhole, one of the biggest cross-chain bridges connecting Solana and other blockchains, transported stolen money totaling $155 million worth of ETH to a decentralized exchange. The OpenOcean DEX received 95,630 ETH without first being turned into ETH-pegged assets like Lido Finances staked ETH (stETH) and wrapped staked ETH, according to blockchain data from analytic platform CertiK. (wstETH). The exploiter then borrowed $13 million in the stablecoin DAI and pledged the wrapped staked Ether (wstETH) as security in an effort to use KyberNetwor to purchase almost 7,989.5 ETH. There were several iterations of the transactions. The Wormhole team re-offered the hacker a $10 million bounty after the rapid spike in on-chain activity in an embedded message in a single transaction using the Wormhole: Deployer, which stated, “We would like to reiterate our previous offer of a $10 million bounty for the total return of all the stolen funds. You can reach out to us at bounty@wormholenetwork.com or reply on the chain.” Due to the increased activities, the cybersecurity company Ancilla has warned that a large number of Google Ad entries for the