According to PeckShield monitoring, the attacker of CoinEx transferred 113 ETH across chains to Ethereum and then transferred them to exchanges, including FixedFloat and Binance.
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CoinEx Attacker Cross-Chained 113 Eth to Ethereum and Then Transferred It to the Exchange
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