The attacker linked to the reported $6 billion Binance exploit sold 7.02 million UNI and other stolen altcoins for 70,480 ETH worth about $158.25 million, while also selling roughly 325 million USDT to market makers for about 122,300 ETH at a discount exceeding 10%. The sales included 217.5 million ENA, 7.77 trillion PEPE, 2.57 million LINK, 127,953 AAVE, 21.85 million ONDO and 17.32 million WLD. Binance said the stolen assets represented 7% to 15% of its reported holdings in several tokens because the drained wallet was included in its proof of reserves, and pledged to cover losses with its user protection fund and company funds. DeXe said 127,565 DEXE taken from Binance’s Ethereum hot wallet was fully sold for WETH on PancakeSwap v3, while its protocol, contracts, DAO funds and token contract were unaffected. The access method remains disputed: Binance found no evidence of a wallet private-key leak, while researchers said the attacker may have abused a signing service across multiple chains. The attacker also sold FUN, RAD and OGN, causing FUNToken to plunge more than 90% in a targeted Uniswap pool. About 134.1 million FUN were sold for roughly $250,000 against an estimated value of about $1.17 million because of limited liquidity, and the attacker still held approximately 580.8 million FUN. RSR, RED and GTC also fell about 17%. Aave froze its V3 Ethereum markets after the attacker borrowed about 19,760 ETH against 60 million USDT.