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Bubblemaps conducted an on-chain investigation of four crypto KOLs: the recommendations and wallet trajectories are inconsistent, with some suspected of bundling and front-running

The on-chain analysis platform Bubblemaps stated that it recently investigated four crypto KOLs and found that their wallet movements do not completely align with their public narratives. The conclusions are based on Bubblemaps' analysis and estimates. Regarding "Kimchi," which was launched in collaboration with Pump.Fun, there were rumors in the community that it earned about 40 million dollars on TRUMP. Bubblemaps estimated related profits to be about 6 million dollars based on its publicly available airdrop wallet and associated clusters, questioning the reasons for concealing the associations.For Solstice, Bubblemaps stated that the multiple meme coins it promoted showed dozens of new wallets buying in simultaneously, each holding about 0.5% to 1% of the supply, and the public wallets can be traced back to the token deployer.For Anglio, after analyzing about 534 posts in October, the platform noted that associated wallets bought in an average of about 20 seconds before approximately 61% of the calls and sold quickly afterward, estimating profits of about 130,000 dollars, and he has admitted to using such tactics.For 0xEthan, Bubblemaps stated that he often sells about three minutes after making a call, with public wallets and secret side wallets buying in simultaneously, estimating related profits of about 125,000 dollars.

Bubblemaps: Attackers stole 50 million USD in NES, but actually only profited 60,000 USD

Bubblemaps posted on platform X that attackers exploited a vulnerability in the Cosmos EVM shared module to steal $50 million worth of NES tokens, but ultimately only profited about $60,000. Previously, Cosmos Labs reported security vulnerabilities in its shared Cosmos EVM software, affecting multiple chains built on this module, including Nesa.According to disclosures, the main attacker with an address starting with 0x9AE7 previously spent $250,000 to purchase NES and cross-chain to Nesa Chain, then exploited the vulnerability to inflate the account balance by 200 times and transferred $50 million NES back to Ethereum, with the initial funds coming from Monero. The attacker then dispersed the tokens to multiple wallet addresses, exchanged NES for ETH on a DEX, and deposited the profits into a centralized exchange.Due to the rapid withdrawal of funds from the liquidity pool, most of the attacker’s exchange transactions encountered severe slippage, resulting in an actual expenditure of $255,000 to initiate the attack, cashing out only $315,000, with a net profit of about $60,000.Bubblemaps stated that although another Cosmos EVM chain had also suffered a similar attack of $1.4 million the day before, the differences in funding sources and operational methods suggest that the two incidents may have originated from different attackers. The report also mentioned that the price of NES tokens once plummeted by 90%, but has since significantly rebounded, with the team believing that the rebound is mainly due to arbitrage activities caused by price mismatches between DEX and CEX after the attack.
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