According to ChainCatcher news, as disclosed by 21.co strategy analyst Tom Wan, the number of SOL liquid staking tokens (LST) on centralized exchanges has decreased by 781,000 since the Bybit hacking incident.The main beneficiaries include jitoSOL and jupSOL, whose supplies have increased by 454,000 and 129,000 respectively.

ChainCatcher news, Upbit announced that in response to the recent hacking incident involving Bybit, the FBI has issued an official document requesting all digital asset service providers to block transactions related to these addresses. Upbit will work closely with investigative agencies. Upbit strongly advises users not to withdraw funds to addresses associated with the hacking incident and has listed the Ethereum wallet addresses related to the hack published by the FBI.

ChainCatcher news, according to Defillama data, after the Bybit hacking incident, there has been a divergence in fund flows among CEXs. Binance saw a net inflow of $1.046 billion in 24 hours, making it the exchange with the highest inflow; meanwhile, Bybit experienced a net outflow of $2.675 billion in 24 hours, with OKX, Bitfinex, and Robinhood seeing net outflows of $7.35 million, $188 million, and $39.95 million, respectively.

ChainCatcher news, according to Defillama data, after the Bybit hacking incident, major cryptocurrency exchanges have shown a divergence in fund flows. Binance had a net inflow of $749.3 million in 24 hours, making it the exchange with the highest inflow. This was followed by OKX and Gate.io, with net inflows of $36.98 million and $50.57 million, respectively.Meanwhile, Bybit experienced a net outflow of $2.399 billion in 24 hours, while Bitget and Robinhood had net outflows of $98.24 million and $39.73 million, respectively.