A wallet involved in the $50 million Infini exploit became active again, purchasing $13.3 million in Ether during a market dip before sending the funds through a crypto mixing service. The wallet previously sold $7.4 million in Ether in August 2025 near the asset’s yearly high.

The activity coincided with a significant market selloff, resulting in the liquidation of about $2.56 billion in leveraged positions. Ether’s price briefly dropped to $1,811, a nine-month low. The exploiter is suspected to still be trading the proceeds of the attack rather than converting entirely to stablecoins.

Infini filed a lawsuit in Hong Kong against a developer and unidentified individuals linked to the breach. The lawsuit named developer Chen Shanxuan and three others with access to wallets involved in the exploit as defendants. Infini had offered a 20% bounty to hackers responsible for the attack in return for the stolen funds.

Read more at CoinTelegraph: Infini Hacker Returns After Exploit, Buys Ether Dip $13M