Cyvers Alerts: A phishing address converted assets into 2,881 ETH and then transferred them to two addresses
By:Cointime
According to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, a fake phishing address exchanged all digital assets for 2881 Ethereum (about $7.66 million), and the stolen funds were subsequently transferred to two different addresses.
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