Arkham Intelligence market is extremely quiet, the official offers a $70,000 reward to catch the FTX hacker.

The latest Launchpad project Arkham by Binance, which was embroiled in privacy controversy prior to its launch, has sparked heated discussions within the community due to the introduction of a circuit breaker mechanism when the new coin was listed on Binance. This has made the Arkham opening surrounded by a lot of hot topics. However, the intelligence market under Arkham has been quite deserted after its launch. The highest bounty reward is issued by Arkham itself, offering nearly $70,000 worth of ARKM tokens to anyone who can identify the hacker after the FTX crash.

Arkham Intelligence Information Trading Market

Earlier reports stated that Arkham Intelligence is a trading platform that allows users to trade wallet address-related information through smart contracts anonymously.

Buyers on Arkham Intelligence can initiate bounties for any address, while sellers provide wallet address information to receive rewards. Sellers can sell user information through auctions or fixed pricing.

To prevent spam information, sellers must provide a "deposit," and providing incorrect information may result in the platform confiscating the deposit.

According to information on the Arkham official website, the intelligence market is currently quite quiet, with almost all bounties posted by Arkham themselves.

Arkham Intelligence Information Market is Quiet

FTX Hacker

• Publisher: Arkham

• Bounty: 100,000 ARKM, approximately $71,000

• Deadline: Ends in 29 days

The bounty describes suspicious transactions that occurred after FTX went bankrupt in November last year, resulting in losses exceeding $415 million, with the hacker's identity still unconfirmed.

Arkham also provides several related addresses, but is the hacker real?

FTX restructuring CEO John Ray stated in the initial legal documents submitted that the investigation results showed that the Bahamian government requested founder SBF to carry out a series of unauthorized transactions after the bankruptcy, which the Bahamian authorities denied, and the restructuring team did not provide further explanation.

Wintermute Hacked $160 Million

• Publisher: Arkham

• Bounty: 50,000 ARKM, approximately $35,000

• Deadline: Ends in 29 days

Cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute was allegedly hacked for $160 million in September last year due to a violent breach of private keys, with CEO Evgeny Gaevoy emphasizing at the time that they still considered the attacker a white-hat hacker, but there were no further developments.

Arkham also provided related addresses in this case.

Elon Musk's Address?

• Publisher: Arkham

• Bounty: 1,000 ARKM, approximately $715

• Deadline: Ends in 29 days

The bounty mentions that Tesla founder Elon Musk has been very active in the crypto community in recent years. Does anyone know his address?

MicroStrategy's BTC Reserve Address

• Publisher: Arkham

• Bounty: 1,500 ARKM, approximately $1,072

• Deadline: Ends in 29 days

At the end of June this year, MicroStrategy announced the purchase of 12,333 bitcoins, holding up to 152,333 bitcoins.

Arkham requests information on a wallet address holding over 10,000 BTC for MicroStrategy, and users have already submitted bounty information.

After reviewing all bounties, it was found that "Arkham ADMIN" and "TRON DAO" are the only two accounts that posted bounties, with no signs of individual traders posting bounties, and only a few people have submitted the requested information for bounties.

Overall, the Arkham Intelligence information market is quite quiet since its official opening.