According to PeckShieldAlert, September 2024 witnessed over 20 hacks in the cryptocurrency space, resulting in approximately $120.23 million in losses. Notably, this figure excludes the $32.4 million worth of spWETH drained in a Permit signature phishing attack. The top 10 hacks include BingX with $44 million in losses and Penpie with $27 million.

According to EmberCN, the Penpie hacker has transferred the final 1,661 ETH ($3.77M) into Tornado Cash, completing the laundering of $27M worth of stolen assets. The hacker initially stole $27M from Penpie, converted it into 11,261 ETH, and then systematically moved the funds through Tornado Cash.

According to EmberCN, the Penpie hacker transferred 5,600 ETH ($13.44 million) through Tornado Cash five hours ago, ignoring the Penpie project's request to return the assets. Additionally, the hacker who stole $197 million from Euler Finance in March last year praised the Penpie hacker in an on-chain message.

According to RootDataLabs, Penpie has become the number one hot project in the last 24 hours on RootData. This comes after Pendle paused its contracts following a $27 million exploit involving the yield protocol Penpie. The developer of Penpie, Magpie, has also been significantly impacted by this negative event.

According to RootDataLabs, the hottest cryptocurrency projects in the last 24 hours include Penpie, UXLINK, Edge Matrix Chain, Story Protocol, Aleo, Ethervista, Soneium, and Pencils Protocol. These projects have gained significant attention and could offer potential trading opportunities.

According to @EmberCN, despite Penpie's request for communication, the hacker continues to transfer stolen ETH through Tornado Cash. The hacker has moved 2,900 ETH (approximately $6.89 million) using the address 0xD44...cC3. This suggests the hacker does not intend to return the stolen assets as a white-hat hacker in exchange for a bounty.

According to @EmberCN, the Penpie project team has reached out to the hacker responsible for the recent theft of their funds. They have communicated on-chain, offering a bounty in exchange for the return of the stolen assets. Contact information has been provided in hopes of a positive resolution.

According to @lookonchain, Penpie was exploited for $27.3 million. The stolen assets included 2,695 rswETH ($6.62M), 4,101 agETH ($10.17M), 2,723 wstETH ($7.77M), and 2.52M sUSDe ($2.77M). The hacker converted all assets into 11,109 ETH ($27M) and subsequently deposited 1,000 ETH ($2.34M) into TornadoCash, a privacy-focused Ethereum mixer.

According to EmberCN, Penpie has suffered a security breach resulting in the theft of assets valued at $27.8 million, primarily consisting of LRT assets such as wstETH, agETH, and rswETH. The stolen assets were mostly converted into 11,109 ETH (approximately $26.95 million), with 1,000 ETH ($2.42 million) already laundered through Tornado Cash within the past hour. The hacker's initial funds also originated from Tornado Cash.