SlowMist Cosine: Most of the $6.2 Million in User Assets Frozen by MyStonks Platform Originated from Withdrawals on a Certain Exchange
According to Jinse Finance, SlowMist team founder Cosine conducted an on-chain analysis of the MyStonks platform incident, where $6.2 million in user assets were frozen. Data shows that the funds in question mainly originated from withdrawal operations on a certain exchange, with the user trading STONKS and USDT on a decentralized exchange via the SOL address 7QQ8N8S. If MyStonks did indeed cooperate with law enforcement's risk control request, subsequent investigations may focus on the user's transaction records on the exchange platform.
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