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Many Ethereum OGs are waking up and dumping $ETH! After 3 years of inactivity, an Ethereum OG wallet (0x6D30) deposited all 2,119 $ETH ($4.99M) into #Coinbase 7 hours ago.

According to Yonhap News, South Korean virtual asset exchange Prabang (???) suffered an asset loss of approximately 100 million won in a hacker attack. The platform has announced it has temporarily suspended services and will fully compensate affected funds using its own assets. Industry sources said Prabang detected abnormal withdrawals from its hot wallet on the 24th of this month, immediately activated emergency response and launched a full investigation, during which a security vulnerability was uncovered. On the 26th, the exchange confirmed unauthorized external access, filed a report with relevant authorities, and continues to probe the cause and scale of losses. Yonhap noted that recent hacker-related incidents have occurred one after another in the financial and virtual asset sectors, but this is the first confirmed case of actual asset loss. The report also pointed out that this incident appears to be separate from the Prabang-related accident mentioned by financial authorities in the AI hack intrusion inspection results on the 14th of this month. Additionally, on the 27th, Bithumb experienced a hacker attack targeting its internal systems, leading to the leakage of employees’ personal information. On the same day, some won-denominated trading platforms also faced intrusion attempts targeting personal information and assets.

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According to Lookonchain monitoring, an OG Ethereum wallet (0x6D30) dormant for 3 years moved its entire 2,119 ETH holdings (worth ~$4.99 million) to Coinbase around 7 hours ago.

According to Coinglass data, global crypto liquidations hit $330 million over the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $176 million and short positions for $154 million. The largest liquidation target was Bitcoin at $87.85 million, followed by Ethereum at $64.33 million.

On-chain data firm Allium’s CEO and co-founder Ethan Chan announced in a post that the company detected a security incident involving unauthorized access to parts of its systems on October 25. The team immediately took steps to restrict access and harden systems, and has directly notified affected clients, with continuous updates and support being provided. Per Chan, Allium has engaged an independent cybersecurity firm to aid in response and investigation, and will bolster security controls including identity authentication and monitoring. Following the investigation’s conclusion, the company plans to release a summary of its findings and response measures. Core platforms including the Allium App, Explorer, and Explorer API have been restored to operation, though some functions remain temporarily unavailable; recovery progress is viewable on the status page. Chan apologized to clients for the outage, noting that he will uphold client trust via transparent communication and subsequent maintenance implementation.