ETC Funds From The DAO Breach is On The Move
To be more precise,a total of 3641694 ETC has been moved to a new address. This is a large amount, particularly when taking the current Ethereum Classic price into account. Some of the funds stolen by The DAO “attacker” is on the move right now. More particularly, the majority of Ethereum Classic holdings have been transferred to a different address. The bigger question is what his funds will be used for, and whether or not it will be dumped across exchanges. With over 3 million ETC on the move, a market crash might be looming on the horizon. When The DAO got breached by an unknown entity....
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