The Binance hacker address sold approximately 908,800 PROM tokens, receiving only 0.0316 ETH in return.

Binance hacker address sold roughly 908,800 PROM tokens into a nearly drained Uniswap V2 liquidity pool on October 31, receiving just 0.0316 ETH (about $71), according to Lookonchain monitoring on November 1. Lookonchain estimates the dumped PROM was worth around $5 million, meaning the tokens were effectively liquidated at a near-total loss due to the pool's depleted liquidity. Etherscan transaction records confirm the swap occurred on October 31. The incident highlights how thin on-chain liquidity can render even large token holdings nearly worthless at the point of sale, and it follows the earlier theft of funds from Binance-linked wallets. Watchers should monitor whether the hacker moves remaining stolen assets to deeper liquidity venues, whether PROM's market price and pool depth deteriorate further, and whether Binance or security firms respond with recovery or freezing efforts.