According to @lookonchain, the wallet attributed to the hacker who stole over $300M from Coinbase users bought 3,976 ETH for approximately $18.9M at an average price of $4,756 about one hour ago, based on on-chain tracking. According to Arkham Intelligence, the transaction and current holdings are visible at address 0x15f4c13E0cA461e0ef23F6d35Bbeb5dCE2495879 on its explorer. According to Arkham Intelligence, traders can track any subsequent large transfers or exchange deposits from this address in real time to gauge flow dynamics.

According to @EmberCN, an address labeled as the hacker who stole funds from Coinbase users swapped 18.91M DAI for 3,976 ETH at a price of 4,756 dollars within the past 30 minutes, source: X post https://twitter.com/EmberCN/status/1966733198894698905. Arkham Intelligence lists the referenced address and shows related DAI to ETH transactions on its explorer at https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x15f4c13E0cA461e0ef23F6d35Bbeb5dCE2495879, source: Arkham Intelligence.

According to @OnchainLens, a wallet it labels as the Coinbase hacker accumulated 38,126 SOL, worth about $8M, within the last 2 hours across addresses 7reyCVVxQpkBjFxauBtdzBWynEh3y6MvGPwuRwwn7Doh and 0xcC434153CD323b8537d245920a8e8e0Aa3C3c638 (source: Onchain Lens). Based on this flagged on-chain accumulation, traders are monitoring SOL liquidity, depth, and potential follow-through flows tied to these addresses for short-term market impact (source: Onchain Lens). Market participants can set alerts on the cited addresses to track subsequent transfers toward exchanges that could signal intent to rotate or hedge positions, using the Onchain Lens data as the reference point (source: Onchain Lens).

According to @lookonchain, an address it associates with the hacker who stole over $300M from Coinbase users bought 38,126 SOL (about $7.95M) around $209 within the last two hours, as visible on Arkham Intelligence explorer links shared in the post. Source: x.com/lookonchain/status/1959470081127379425; Arkham Intelligence. Traders may monitor $209 as the wallet’s immediate on-chain cost basis and watch for subsequent flows from the tagged address to assess buy-side continuation or potential distribution. Source: x.com/lookonchain/status/1959470081127379425; Arkham Intelligence. Tracking transfers between the tagged wallet and exchanges can help gauge near-term SOL liquidity risk and volatility. Source: Arkham Intelligence.

According to Lookonchain, the hacker responsible for stealing over $300 million from Coinbase users has sent a taunting message to @zachxbt and executed a major transaction, selling 8,698 ETH for $22.12 million in DAI two hours ago (Source: Lookonchain via Twitter, May 22, 2025; Etherscan). This large-scale liquidation is significant for Ethereum traders, as such sudden inflows of ETH to the market often signal increased volatility and potential downward pressure on ETH prices. Crypto traders should closely monitor on-chain activity and be alert for further movement from the hacker’s wallet, as additional sales could trigger further price swings or liquidity shifts across decentralized exchanges.