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Altcoinsâ–Ľ Bearish

Binance hacker's sell-off of obscure 2017 token FUN sends its price sharply lower

TradingGain NewsroomTradingGain Newsroom··30 Oct 2026, 07:54 UTC

A hacker linked to Binance dumped FUN, a little-known token from 2017, along with other smaller tokens. These markets were too small to absorb such heavy selling, and FUN's price reportedly crashed 90%. Traders may see this as a reminder that thinly traded tokens can swing hard on large sales.

Why it matters

  • Small token markets can't absorb big sell orders without prices falling sharply.
  • FUN's price reportedly crashed 90% after the hacker's selling.
  • Low-liquidity altcoins carry higher risk when a single large seller hits the market.

What to watch next

Watch for any update from Binance on the hack and whether selling pressure spreads to other small-cap tokens.

This brief is written by TradingGain from public reporting by CoinDesk.Read original ↗
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