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The Venus Attacker Sells 1912 ETH to Repay Loan, Still Owes 6.78 million USDT on Aave

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June 15 – Per PeckShield’s on-chain monitoring, the attacker behind March’s Venus THE collateral liquidation event sold 1912 ETH one hour ago, exchanging it for $3.26 million in USDT to settle their outstanding loan on Aave. Back in March, this attacker had collateralized ETH to borrow 9.92 million stablecoins via Aave. They then purchased THE, deposited it into Venus to borrow additional assets, and ultimately dumped THE – a move that triggered the liquidation of their THE collateral on the Venus protocol. As of now, the attacker still holds $6.78 million in USDT outstanding on Aave.
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