BlueMove hacker bridges $115,000 in USDC to Hyperliquid and buys XMR
Original headlineBlueMove 黑客地址桥接 11.5 万美元 USDC 至 Hyperliquid 并买入 XMR
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BlueMove hacker-labeled funds are on the move: on-chain analyst PeckShield reported that an address tagged as the BlueMove exploiter bridged 115,000 USDC from Ethereum to Hyperliquid and bought 188.25 XMR at $608.43 per token. The funds trace back to the July 11, 2026 attack on BlueMove, an AMM-based DEX operating on Sui and Aptos, in which the attacker stole 710,670 SUI. The laundering pattern—bridging stablecoins to a decentralized perpetuals venue and rotating into privacy-adjacent assets like Monero—suggests the hacker is actively cashing out stolen proceeds. Watch for further movements from the tagged address, including additional bridge transfers, XMR accumulation, or attempts to offload the remaining SUI holdings.
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