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🦈 $UXLINK LIQUIDATION CASCADE WIPES OUT 148M IN OVERLEVERAGED LONG EXPOSURE! 💥

📊 When a massive $148 million long position across $UXLINK , $ETH , and $SOL gets systematically unwound via TWAP over sixteen hours, order flow dynamics instantly shift. Institutional size without structural confluence or strict invalidation levels is just an expensive liquidity gift to market makers. ⚡

💡 Even high-net-worth participants get humbled when market structure breaks against overextended leverage. True edge comes from respecting order blocks and predefined risk thresholds rather than forcing directional bias. 🛡️

💬 Are you maintaining disciplined risk parameters in this chop, or caught chasing erratic volatility? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #UXLINK #ETH #Solana #MarketStructure #RiskManagement

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🚨 MASSIVE WHALE CAPITULATION ON $UXLINK AND $ETH FLUSHES 148M IN LONGS! 💥

When a deep-pocketed market participant with nine figures on the line gets forced into a 148 million dollar position unwind on a major perpetuals exchange, the entire order book feels the shockwave. ⚡ Watching heavy-hitters holding bags of $UXLINK , $ETH , and $SOL get ground down via TWAP over sixteen hours is a stark reminder that leverage respects no ego. 📊

The market cares nothing about your past wins or how deep your pockets run. Without strict risk management, volatility will systematically hunt every unprotected position down to the bone. 💡 Are you keeping your leverage lean in this chop or riding blindfolded? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #UXLINK #RiskManagement #CryptoTrading #MarketLiquidation

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A wallet suspected of being linked to the UXLink hack surfaces on Hyperliquid: 15x leveraged long position of about $45.3 million in ETH

Blockchain security firm PeckShield said today (Nov. 9, around 18:29 Hong Kong time) that an address suspected of being linked to the UXLink attacker is holding a long position of about 21,550 ETH on Hyperliquid, with a notional value of about $45.3 million and an average entry price of about $2,134, using 15x cross margin leverage.

First, to be clear about what is known: PeckShield used the wording “suspected link.” The basis is that this address received about 11 million USDC from another address, which had previously interacted with an address labeled “UXLink Exploiter.” This is an inference based on on-chain fund flows; it does not confirm that the address belongs to the hacker, nor does it mean UXLink has been hacked again.

Who is affected: First, UXLink holders, who are most concerned about the recovery of the stolen funds, which are still moving on-chain; second, ETH derivatives traders, since such a large, highly leveraged long position is visible on-chain and could attract attention if the price approaches its liquidation zone. Based on publicly available quotes, ETH is currently around $2,123, slightly below its average entry price. Under cross margin, the liquidation price depends on other funds in the account, so outsiders cannot calculate it accurately. Don’t treat it as an exact “liquidation price.”

What to watch for next: whether the UXLink team or exchanges take action to freeze or flag the related addresses; and whether this long position is increased, reduced, or liquidated.

If you hold UXLink, would you rather see the team prioritize tracing the funds or announce a compensation plan first?

This is not investment advice.
Source: PeckShield (X, 2026-11-09 18:29 HKT) · Price reference: CoinGecko · 2026-11-09 around 19:30 HKT
#UXLink #Hyperliquid #链上安全 #以太坊 #夯B媒体 $UXLINK $ETH

An address flagged by PeckShield as possibly linked to the suspected UXLINK attacker opened a long position of about 21,550 $ETH on Hyperliquid, worth approximately $45.3 million. The average entry price was about $2,134.45, with 15x cross leverage. Before opening the position, it received 11 million USDC from another address.

A $45.3 million position with 15x cross leverage—and going long—doesn’t look like an attempt to hide funds. It looks more like a bet on on-chain transparency. Hyperliquid positions are public, and once an address is flagged, every increase or reduction in the position will be watched.

But PeckShield only said “possibly linked” and provided no evidence of the connection. Whether this address belongs to the UXLINK attacker remains uncertain for now. Next, we’ll see how long this 15x cross-leveraged position can hold up.

#Hyperliquid #链上数据 #UXLINK

#ETH $ETH
【The UXLINK hacker who stole about $40 million went long 30,000 ETH on Hyperliquid, with $5.62 million in unrealized profit】

Stolen funds used to open leveraged positions—and the profits just keep growing? 😶

On-chain analyst Ember spotted an account with funds linked to an address involved in the UXLINK theft. The account opened a long position of about 30,300 ETH on Hyperliquid:

🔹 Average entry price: $2,134
🔹 Position value: about $70.25 million
🔹 Unrealized profit: about $5.62 million

This account has a track record on Hyperliquid. In early August, it consolidated 11.54 million USDC from multiple sources, then traded ETH back and forth. It made money on 5 of 6 trades, with $5.71 million in realized profit.

Do the math: $11.54 million in starting capital, $5.71 million banked, plus $5.62 million on this open position—that’s about $11.33 million in total, nearly doubling the money.

How did they identify it as the same person? About a month ago, this funding address and the UXLINK hacker’s address swept their remaining ETH gas funds into the same wallet on the same day.

Three caveats:
1️⃣ On-chain fund links ≠ confirmed identity. This is currently an analyst’s inference, and it’s unclear whether the platform will take action.
2️⃣ Public positions ≠ something you can blindly copy. You can see the 5 profitable trades, but not the logic behind holding positions or setting stop-losses.
3️⃣ Today, another user reportedly lost $1.58 million on Ethereum and Base, possibly due to a leaked private key. A hacker’s capital ultimately comes from someone’s wallet.

My own rule: I don’t copy trades from any address, and I keep my seed phrase offline only.

Have you ever copied an on-chain whale’s trades? How did it go?

For informational purposes only; not investment advice. DYOR

#Hyperliquid #加密安全 #uxlink

Security Alert｜UXLINK Attacker Stole Funds Worth $10.5 Million and Laundered Them via Tornado Cash

First, the hacker exchanged 10.54 million DAI for 6,001 ETH, using coin-mixing to sever on-chain tracking links and greatly increasing the difficulty of tracing the stolen funds

In an early attack that caused UXLINK to plunge by 70%, the hacker continued to launder the stolen assets in batches; the project’s fundamentals have faced long-term pressure, and in the short term it has been avoiding $UXLINK

#UXLINK #链上黑客 #安全预警

🚨 The UXLINK hacking story is nearing its finale.

The hacker has transferred the last stolen funds—about $10.5 million—to Tornado Cash.

Before that, DAI were exchanged for approximately 6 000 $ETH , after which the funds were sent through a crypto mixer.

Recall that in September, the attacker hacked UXLINK’s multisig, issued billions of new tokens, and stole around $40 million.

Now practically all the stolen assets have gone through a laundering scheme.

Protect your funds and always check which projects you trust.

#UXLINK

Hackers in the $UXLINK case are converting assets and laundering money through Mixers

According to a warning from PeckShield, the wallet linked to the UXLink attack is still moving stolen assets. So far, this entity has swapped 92 WBTC, around 6.4 million USD, for about 3,248 $ETH
📊 Notably:
About 1,500 ETH has been transferred to Tornado Cash to obscure the money trail.
The conversion process from WBTC to ETH shows that the hackers are gradually dispersing and processing the stolen assets.

👀 UXLink was attacked in September 2025 after a multisig wallet was compromised, resulting in damages exceeding 44 million USD. Months later, a portion of the assets related to the incident continues to be moved on-chain.

⚠️ The use of mixing tools indicates that hackers are trying to complicate the tracing process. However, all transactions are still recorded on the blockchain and remain under the watchful eye of on-chain analytics companies.
#UXLink #CryptoHack #ETH #Onchain #Crypto

【Market Flash】A hacker suspected of stealing around $40 million in UXLINK assets last year is holding a 30,282 ETH long position on Hyperliquid, with an average entry price of $2,134 and a position value of $70.25 million, currently up about $5.62 million. Ember noted that the funds are linked to a hacker address; in August, 11.54 million USDC was deposited, and six trades—five of them winning—generated a profit of around $5.71 million. The stolen funds keep growing—freeze them now, or keep watching?
$ETH $UXLINK $HYPE
#UXLINK #Hyperliquid #Tracking
(Source: Wu Says Blockchain)
⚠️Risk warning: The above is shared for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks; please exercise caution.

First, the track record: it’s enough to make plenty of professional traders blush. The suspected hacker who stole about $40 million in assets from UXLINK last year consolidated 11.54 million USDC in early August and charged into Hyperliquid. So far, they’ve opened six positions, made money on five, and netted $5.71 million in total profits. The latest trade is even more aggressive: they went long 30,300 $ETH at $2,134, for a position worth $70.25 million, and are currently sitting on $5.62 million in unrealized gains.

Now, the money trail: every step is on-chain. The address that funded the long position consolidated its remaining ETH Gas into the same wallet as a known UXLINK hacker address on the same day a month ago. On-chain analyst Ember explicitly linked the two. Of course, it’s still only a suspicion—there’s been no conviction.

So here’s the question: the skills are real, but so is the character. Would you follow this trade? Pick a side in the comments: A) Follow the trade based only on the win rate—a hacker can be a trader too; B) Profits made with stolen funds make you an accomplice if you get involved.

$BTC $ETH $SOL #UXLINK #Hyperliquid #Hacker

$BICO OBICO maintains positive momentum as cross-chain adoption expands. Strong buying pressure favors higher prices.#BICO #Blockchain #Crypto
$TLM TLM is gaining traction with renewed GameFi interest. Traders are monitoring breakout confirmation.#TLM #Gaming #Altcoins
$UXLINK INKUXLINK continues to see healthy trading activity with improving sentiment.#UXLINK #SocialFi #Binance

🔥 $UXLINK is gaining bullish momentum. 📊 Strong participation supports buyers. 🚀 Higher prices remain possible.
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The UXLINK attacker is going on a mad money-laundering spree, buying $6.5 million worth of ETH in 30 minutes and 'disappearing' through Tornado Cash.

On-chain monitoring shows that the UXLINK attacker is ramping up their laundering activities.

Latest move: In the past 30 minutes, this attacker spent 6.5 million DAI, averaging $1,764 to scoop up 3,686 ETH, then washed the funds through Tornado Cash.

This isn't their first rodeo. Previously, the attacker swapped 92 WBTC for about 3,248 ETH and deposited 1,500 ETH into Tornado Cash. On September 22, the UXLINK multi-signature wallet suffered a loss exceeding $44 million due to a security breach.

What does this mean?

Buying $6.5 million in ETH and funneling it into a mixer is a textbook on-chain money laundering procedure. This level of capital means that the ETH market will face ongoing sell pressure in the short term—not from regular traders, but from the cash-out demands of hackers.

Tornado Cash is a privacy mixer, and once the funds go in, they are practically untraceable. The hacker's choice of this method indicates they don’t plan to leave any traces of this money on-chain.

Market impact: The UXLINK attacker is still active, and more ETH could be dumped in the future. Day traders should be wary of the potential sell pressure on ETH. On-chain tracking shows that this attacker still holds a significant amount of DAI and ETH.

#UXLINK #hacker #moneylaundering #ETH #TornadoCash #链上追踪

$WLD Leads Major Coins Over Two Hours as $ARIA and $EPIC Collapse from Their Highs
Event: WLD is trading at $0.5337, up 8.74% and 3.33% over two hours, leading major coins over that period. Its position is around 93.2%, with trading volume of approximately $12.6 million. On the downside, ARIA is trading at $0.04289, down 25.03%, with its position at just 2.8%; yesterday, the token was still up 21.12% over 24 hours. EPIC is trading at $0.2376, down 12.90% and 6.10% over two hours; yesterday, it had gained 12.32% in two hours. UXLINK is down 23.07%, and $BTW is down 17.18%.
Reason: WLD's surge on higher volume alongside the collapse of ARIA, #EPIC , and #uxlink on the same day suggests that capital is not exiting, but instead rotating between long and short positions and between high- and low-priced assets. ARIA and EPIC have erased all of yesterday's gains today and hit new lows, marking the second consecutive stage in a pump-and-dump pattern. After extreme cumulative gains over 30 days, BTW has entered an accelerated distribution phase.
Impact and beneficiary tokens: WLD faces resistance at $0.5374 and $0.56, with support at $0.4828 and $0.46; it remains strong but is trading at a relatively high level. ARIA faces resistance at $0.05 and $0.05996, with support at $0.04239 and $0.0404; any rebound to resistance is an opportunity to reduce positions. EPIC faces resistance at $0.3089 and $0.33, with support at $0.2333 and $0.22. BTW faces resistance at $2.00 and $2.4058, with support at $1.6862 and $1.60.

Hold or close 🙄 🤷 $DEXE
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【 $UXLINK Contract Migration Latest Progress 🛡️】

✅ 1:1 Exchange for New Contract (ETH Mainnet)
✅ Total Supply Remains Unchanged (1 Billion), Economic Model Unchanged
✅ Hacker Address Assets Have Been Identified and Removed
✅ Normal Users (CEX + On-chain) Can Obtain New UXLINK at 1:1
✅ The Timestamp of the Hacker's First Transfer Will Be Snapshotted, and Ordinary Users Holding UXLINK Before This Time Will Be Able to Redeem at 1:1.

⏱️ On-chain Exchange Tool Will Be Launched Within 5 Days
🔄 CEX Initial Exchanges Will Start Within 1–5 Days
🛡️ Additional Compensation Plans Will Follow: Buybacks, Staking Rewards, Trading Incentives, etc.

#uxlink #UXLINK钱包遭黑客攻击

#uxlink This broken ticket has been stolen and will be taken down. Counter-pull explodes me! Sb Follow me and buy back, I am the beacon.

LOL🤡 the hacker who stole millions from UXLINK ended up losing 542 million tokens worth $48 million in a phishing scam.

The attacker who exploited UXLINK’s multi signature wallet then fell victim to a phishing scam that drained about 542 million UXLINK tokens, roughly $48 million in value according to on chain trackers and blockchain-analytics posts. On chain evidence shows the exploiter signed a malicious increaseAllowance approval that allowed the phishers to move the tokens, and security firms and trackers including Lookonchain and Scam Sniffer flagged the transactions and the outflows.

The incident followed an earlier breach that allowed the attacker to mint and dump billions of $UXLINK , which crashed the token price and triggered emergency responses from the UXLINK team and some exchanges to freeze suspicious deposits. Security researchers and commentators have pointed to Inferno Drainer style phishing tooling as a likely method used against the exploiter, and UXLINK has discussed remediation steps such as freezing funds and planning a token swap while investigations continue.
#UXLINK #UXLINKWalletBreach #news