The DEXX attackers had planned for a long time, and the incident was initially determined to be a loss of tens of millions of dollars
On November 16th, it was reported that SlowMist founder, Yu Xian, posted an update on the DEXX incident on social media, stating that SlowMist has received nearly 500 requests for information regarding the theft of DEXX. The incident analysis is still ongoing, but it has been preliminarily determined that the loss is in the tens of millions of dollars (due to the large fluctuations in the prices of some Meme coins). Almost every attacker address corresponding to each victim is different, indicating that the attackers had planned this incident for a long time. The gas source was exchanged through XMR three days ago.
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