Data: Two addresses suspected of maliciously dumping RVV for over $6.18 million
According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa has monitored that the Alpha token RVV experienced an abnormal plunge after its launch. On-chain data shows that related stakeholders are suspected of maliciously dumping tokens through compromised accounts, profiting at least $9.09 million.
The event timeline shows: After RVV was listed on a certain exchange Alpha, the contract was activated; the project's multi-signature address transferred 800 million tokens to 8 multi-signature accounts. These accounts began distributing tokens to dozens of new addresses and gradually selling them off. Among them, addresses 0x9E6...A0b3e and 0x643...8178C cashed out over $6.18 million in total, with the former conducting multiple trades via 1inch and the latter selling through Zerion. The project team has confirmed that a third-party market-making account was compromised and is currently cooperating to track and handle the related losses.
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