Sun Yuchen just withdrew 126 million USD five hours ago, and Kelp was hacked for 280 million USD— coincidence or script? He just withdrew money, and the hacker struck: the biggest “coincidence” in DeFi has finally arrived. A 280 million USD attack, five hours before the attack happened, Sun Yuchen just withdrew 126 million USD worth of ETH from Aave. Not the day before, not a week ago. Five hours. --- Here's what happened: On April 18th, KelpDAO’s rsETH was hacked. The hacker exploited a vulnerability in LayerZero, minting 116.5k rsETH out of thin air, worth 292 million USD. Then they deposited it into Aave, Compound, Euler as collateral, borrowed ETH, and cashed out. They stole a total of 74k ETH, equivalent to 280 million USD. The biggest DeFi attack of 2026, just like that. --- Five hours before the attack— Sun Yuchen’s address withdrew 53,665 ETH from Aave. 116.5k USD. The funds are still in his wallet, untouched. Here’s the question: How did he know something was going to happen in five hours? --- I don’t care if you believe it or not, on-chain data doesn’t lie. I’m not saying Sun Yuchen is the hacker. What I’m saying is: - A whale, long active in DeFi - Five hours before one of the largest attacks in history, precisely withdrew 126 million USD - After withdrawing the money, the attack happened - His funds remained untouched, completely clean If you think this is just a coincidence, then I can only say: The place with the most coincidences in this world is the on-chain records of the crypto space. --- Not every withdrawal is a run, but when Sun Yuchen withdraws money, you’d better check your own positions too. Hackers need vulnerabilities; whales just need timing. Aave’s bad debt hit 236 million USD, AAVE dropped 10%, and retail investors lost money exactly equal to what Sun Yuchen withdrew five hours earlier. --- What’s even more outrageous is still to come. 46 minutes after the attack, Kelp paused the contract. But then there were two more attempted attacks, each involving 40k rsETH, which were stopped. That means the hacker didn’t want to do another round—they just couldn’t succeed. And rsETH is now held across more than 20 chains, like a ticking time bomb. Aave directly froze the rsETH market, SparkLend, Fluid, Upshift all followed suit. The entire DeFi ecosystem, because of this fuse, has been halved. --- The attacker started money laundering via Tornado Cash’s 1-ETH pool ten hours ago. That means, before Sun Yuchen withdrew his funds, the hacker was already prepared with mixers. Does this operation look like a pre-written script? We’re not short of vulnerability audits or security patches. What we lack is an answer: When a whale like Sun Yuchen withdraws precisely five hours before a large-scale attack— Should we monitor him, or just assume this is “normal transaction behavior”? --- Not every withdrawal is a run, but when Sun Yuchen withdraws money, you’d better check your own positions too. Aave’s bad debt hit 236 million USD, AAVE dropped 10%, and retail investors lost money exactly equal to what Sun Yuchen withdrew five hours earlier. Do you think this is just a coincidence, or does someone already know something? Share this so your friends also know—next time Sun Yuchen withdraws, don’t just stand there clueless. #山寨币强势反弹 #GatePreIPOs首发SpaceX $ETH

🕵️ #ETH Over $520M in Stablecoins left Ethereum in just 24 hours. #stablecoin

🚀 Trading plan for this weekend: Why did I decide to "only play the obvious cards"? Market funds are voting with their feet, and many people are pretending not to see it. Friends, good weekend. The past week’s market movements have made me more certain of one thing: the most dangerous thing right now is not a sharp drop, but "pretending to be dead." Some coins you think are bottoming out are actually bleeding silently. My principle is simple: don’t guess rotations, don’t catch falling knives, only follow the directions that funds are voting for with real money. 📉 The core issue in the current market: liquidity stratification There’s only so much money in the market now. But you’ll notice: • Bitcoin remains rock solid, exchange balances continue to decline, indicating long-term holders are not moving. • The ETH/BTC rate is testing the critical support level of 0.05 again, which is a thermometer for overall altcoin sentiment. If it breaks below effectively, the altcoin season might be further delayed. • Most altcoins are in a state of “half-dead”: rising without volume, falling with volume. This is not consolidation; it’s a clear retreat. 🎯 My weekend watchlist: Focus on “where the money is” I’ve given up all illusions that “it’s time to rebound after falling too much,” and focus only on two directions: 1. The narrative of the strong remaining strong Not all coins are “strong.” The coins I focus on must meet: ◦ A complete daily structure (higher highs/higher lows). ◦ Rising with volume, retracing with shrinking volume, with clear fund support. ◦ A clear, unrealized narrative. Examples: ◦ TAO (Bittensor): AI + DePIN narrative leader, protocol revenue and ecosystem heat remain growing, relatively resilient during retracements. Watch if it can find support around key moving averages (like near $32) and rally again. ◦ MERL (Merlin Chain): A Layer 2 leader in the BTC ecosystem, the mainnet launch’s TVL and ecosystem project data are core points to watch. Need to wait for it to pass the market test after unlocking. 2. Waiting for “panic misjudgment” opportunities If the market drops indiscriminately over the weekend due to news (such as geopolitical or macroeconomic shocks), I will focus on: ◦ Leading assets with excellent liquidity (like ETH, SOL). ◦ On-chain data showing whales are still accumulating on dips (can track Smart Money movements via platforms like Nansen). ◦ This is not about bottom-fishing junk coins, but waiting for high-quality assets to go on sale. ⚠ Clear risks and discipline • Absolutely avoid: long-term downtrends, rising with no volume or falling with volume, overhyped narratives, or coins facing huge unlock pressures. • Stop-loss discipline: For any trade, clearly define stop-loss points before entering (e.g., daily structure breakdown or key support breach). Hold if right, cut if wrong, never add to losing positions. • Position management: Weekend volatility may increase, keep risk exposure per trade within 2-3% of total portfolio. 🎤 Lastly, I want to say: The market is always right. Respect the price, respect the momentum, respect on-chain data. Don’t fight the trend, and more importantly, don’t fight your money. This weekend, I choose to be a “ruthless trend follower,” not a “fantasizing bottom-fisher.” #周末交易计划 #BTC #市场分析 #Crypto