Hackers spent 11.7M DAI on 6454 ETH at $1803-1822 as ETH holds bullish EMA structure at $1763 support.

Uniswap routes DAI, USDS, USDC through Sky LitePSM after Spark's $150M V4 liquidity deployment, delivering zero-slippage institutional swaps.

Summer.fi exploiter splits 6.017M DAI into ETH swaps, sending 40 ETH to TornadoCash through intermediary wallet.

Summer Finance exploiter converts 115.1K DAI into 63.474 ETH and deposits 50 ETH to Tornado Cash amid ETH price at $1778.96.

UXLINK Exploiter acquires 6,001 ETH at $1,757 using $10.54M DAI and routes proceeds through TornadoCash, with ETH trading at $1764 amid bullish EMA structure.

UXLINK exploiter converts 14.6M DAI into 8298.6 ETH then routes funds through TornadoCash while ETH holds $1777.35 on 4h chart.

SquidRouterModule drained of ~$3M; exploiter funded via 2.1 ETH from TornadoCash swaps to 3M DAI at 0xA447...54859.

DAI on BNB Chain explodes with +610% on-chain volume rise this week amid mandatory USDS conversions on Binance, OKX, and Coinbase deadlines.

Ethereum Foundation completes sale of 5,000 ETH for $11.11M DAI at $2,221 average, as ETH price hits $2,250 in bullish trend—technical analysis reveals key levels.

Ethereum Foundation completes sale of 5,000 ETH into 11.1 million DAI amid bullish trends, sparking market reactions and technical analysis on ETH's 4-hour chart.

According to @OnchainLens, the UXLINK exploiter has recently sold 5,496 ETH for $11.82 million in DAI within the past hour. The incident traces back to a major breach on September 22, 2025, when attackers compromised UXLINK's multisig wallet, resulting in the loss of over $44 million. The recent conversion could signal further movement of stolen funds, impacting market dynamics for ETH and DAI.

According to @PeckShieldAlert, the UXLINK exploiter has exchanged 5,496 ETH for approximately 11 million DAI. This follows the September 22, 2025, compromise of UXLINK's multisig wallet, which resulted in significant losses exceeding $44 million. Traders should monitor potential impacts on Ethereum (ETH) and DAI liquidity as well as related security risks in DeFi protocols.

According to Santiment, on-chain data reveals significant network growth among cryptocurrencies with market caps exceeding $500M. Leading the growth surge is ASTER with an 857% increase in new wallets created. Other notable mentions include DAI on Polygon (+465%) and USDG (+444%). Non-stablecoins like ASTER and ICP show potential for price jumps following these network growth spikes, highlighting their trading prospects.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, four blockchain addresses, suspected to belong to the same whale or entity, have sold 395.25 WBTC valued at $26.54 million over the past 4 hours. The transactions were executed via Cowswap at an average price of $67,156 per WBTC. The wallets have now completely liquidated their WBTC holdings and converted them into DAI. This significant movement could signal a strategic market play or portfolio reallocation.

According to @EmberCN, an on-chain transaction revealed that a wallet holder liquidated 115.6 WBTC, incurring a loss of $4.48 million. The WBTC was purchased at a cost of $105,431 per token and sold at $67,070 per token. The sale converted the WBTC into 7.753 million DAI.

According to @lookonchain, Sillytuna faced a violent extortion resulting in the theft of $23.6M in aEthUSDC. The attacker has converted the majority of the stolen funds into $20.34M DAI. A smaller portion is being bridged to Arbitrum and deposited into Hyperliquid for purchasing XMR. This incident highlights critical risks in DeFi protocols and emphasizes the importance of securing digital assets.

According to OnchainLens, a significant crypto theft occurred where @sillytuna lost approximately $24 million, including funds in ETH and DAI. Some of the stolen assets have been bridged, leaving $20.44 million in DAI still held in two wallets. The situation highlights ongoing risks in crypto asset security.

According to PeckShieldAlert, a wallet associated with @sillytuna (address 0xd2e8...ca41) was drained of approximately $24 million in $aEthUSDC tokens due to an address poisoning attack. Around $20 million in $DAI tokens remains in two attacker-controlled staging wallets, each holding roughly $10 million. The attacker has initiated the process of bridging small amounts of funds to Arbitrum, signaling potential laundering activities.

According to @lookonchain, the UXLINK exploiter recently spent 10.88 million DAI to purchase 5,493 ETH at a price of $1,981 per ETH. Additionally, on January 30, the exploiter invested 16.87 million DAI to acquire 203 WBTC worth $13.31 million at the time, which has since decreased in value by $3.56 million. These movements highlight significant trading activity and potential losses in the exploiter's portfolio.

According to @EmberCN, a hacker who stole 49.5 million USDC from Infini in February last year has demonstrated advanced trading skills. The hacker converted stolen USDC to ETH, sold ETH for DAI at an average price of $3,762 in August, and recently bought back ETH with DAI at $2,109 per ETH. The hacker then laundered 15,470 ETH, worth approximately $32.58 million, through Tornado Cash.