According to PeckShieldAlert, the Phemex hacker's labeled address has been rugged on FIDA on the TRON network. The hacker exchanged approximately 1.3 million TRX, valued at around $320,000, for about 61 million FIDA, becoming the second-largest holder. Subsequently, the issuer of FIDA removed liquidity, causing FIDA's price to plummet by 43%.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, after a 'no bounty' comment from @zachxbt, a $ZACHXBT token was created on the Solana blockchain, with 50% of the tokens transferred to @zachxbt. Within 50 minutes, the token's market cap surged from $8M to $80M. Subsequently, @zachxbt removed liquidity by withdrawing 16,130 $SOL and transferred it to the trading firm Wintermute.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, after @zachxbt made a 'no bounty' comment, a $ZACHXBT token was created on the Solana blockchain and 50% of the tokens were transferred to @zachxbt. Within 50 minutes, the token's market cap surged from $8M to $80M. Subsequently, @zachxbt removed liquidity, withdrawing 16,130 SOL, and transferred it to Wintermute.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, after someone created $ZACHXBT on the SOL blockchain and transferred 50% of the tokens to @zachxbt, the market cap of $ZACHXBT skyrocketed from $8 million to $80 million within 50 minutes. Subsequently, @zachxbt decided to remove liquidity amounting to 16,130 SOL and transferred it to Wintermute, highlighting a significant trading event on the Solana network.