233,454,920 XRP moved across six addresses linked to the Binance hack

233,454,920 XRP moved from addresses linked to the Bithomp-attributed attacker of the Binance hack, according to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic, which flagged the accounts as controlled by the exploit's perpetrator. On-chain records show nine large transfers executed between 12:52 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. KST, splitting the previously consolidated holdings across six addresses: three initial transfers of 30 million XRP each to separate wallets, followed by 10 million XRP top-ups to each of those three, and two 40 million XRP transfers to two additional addresses, the latter pair also captured by Whale Alert at 12:55:31 and 12:56:21. The movement suggests the hacker is restructuring or preparing to liquidate a substantial XRP position, with potential sell pressure a key market concern given the token's liquidity profile. Watch for further consolidation, exchange deposits, or off-ramp activity from these six addresses, as well as any Binance or law enforcement action to freeze or trace the funds.