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The suspected hacker’s address left a message asking for $2.7 million in ETH, and announced the address of the founder of NXM

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There is still $620,000 in encrypted assets in the address of the founder of NXM.

Rhythm BlockBeats news, on December 16, the hacker who stole the personal wallet of DeFi insurance Nexus founder   Hugh Karp suspected that he would not sell wNXM until the value of wNXM was restored, or Hugh also There is an option to pay him 4,500 ETH (worth about $2.7 million).




The hacker said that if Hugh needs to negotiate with him in any way, please send the information to his ETH address. Hackers also published Hugh Karp's personal wallet address. According to the address query, Rhythm found that, Hugh currently has $610,000 worth of NXM and $14,000 worth of DAI in his personal address.




According to Rhythm’s previous report, on December 14th The personal address of Hugh Karp, the founder of DeFi insurance Nexus, was attacked, and about $8 million in assets in the wallet were transferred. The hacker then transferred assets, converted the stolen funds into wNXM, and then transferred it to an address ending in 2e2b; the hacker conducted multiple transactions through Uniswap’s 1inch, selling wNXM to obtain ETH. According to Scorechain analysis, the hacker then This is to find the best selling price; finally, the hacker exchanged ETH for renBTC through the Ren protocol, and exchanged for Bitcoin by destroying renBTC.

 

It is reported that the hacker currently owns 147 bitcoins, with a total value of about $2.9 million at current prices .





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