Frogman Wallet Hack Drains About $4 Million in Crypto
The stolen holdings included BP, MARSCOIN and CASHCAT, which the attacker swapped into ETH, BNB and SOL before laundering the funds.
The stolen holdings included BP, MARSCOIN and CASHCAT, which the attacker swapped into ETH, BNB and SOL before laundering the funds.
His decision to keep holding PONS, USELESS and MarsCoin without taking profits puts the focus on unrealized gains, not locked-in returns.
The list is sharply split, with three tokens gaining more than 100% while two others fell by more than 70%.
The listing expands MarsCoin's spot-market access, while the largest holder's unrealized gain keeps concentration in focus.
Leverage makes the return a live risk marker, because the paper gain can change before 0x09CD exits the MARSCOIN position.
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