The UXLINK hacker who stole roughly $40 million last year has begun unwinding $148 million in long positions on Hyperliquid via TWAP, including 30,282 ETH, 550,000 SOL and 35.03 million XRP, with an expected $3.3 million loss by tomorrow morning.

The hacker who stole roughly $40 million from UXLINK last year has opened a 30,282 ETH long position worth $70.25 million on Hyperliquid at $2,134 with $5.62 million in floating profit, funded through addresses directly linked to the original theft.

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 spends 6.5M DAI for 3,686 ETH at $1,764 average, routing proceeds through Tornado Cash amid ongoing laundering.

According to @PeckShieldAlert, a UXLink exploiter-labeled address swapped 248 WBTC for 23 million DAI within the last hour. According to @PeckShieldAlert, this activity follows the Sept. 22 incident in which the attacker minted billions of unauthorized tokens and drained tens of millions in crypto assets. According to @PeckShieldAlert, the conversion highlights ongoing post-hack fund movement tied to UXLink-labeled addresses.