According to BlockBeats, on May 27, ZachXBT, an on-chain detective, posted on social media that the team behind Solana's Meme coin CAT may be related to the perpetrators behind the theft of GCR on Twitter last night. According to ZachXBT's analysis, the team behind CAT controlled 63% of CAT's supply by buying at a low price after the coin was issued, sold more than $5 million worth of CAT, and then transferred the profits to multiple wallets. The address starting with M54x received about 15,000 SOL (about $2.5 million) from the CAT sell-off, and began to deposit funds to Kucoin (4.8K SOL) and MEXC (4.8K SOL and 1.4 million USDC) on May 25. Shortly after M54x withdrew the coins to CEX, the addresses starting with 0x23b and 0x91f also withdrew similar amounts on two trading platforms on Ethereum and Arbitrum. At 5:22 pm (UTC) on May 25, the address starting with 0x23bc transferred 650,000 USDC to the address starting with 0x5e3 and deposited it into Hyperliquid for trading. From 5:45 pm (UTC) to 5:56 pm (UTC) on May 26, the address starting with 0x5e3 opened a long position of $2.3 million in ORDI, and then closed the position between 5:56 pm UTC and 6 pm UTC after the "GCR Twitter was stolen and called ORDI incident", making a profit of about $34,000.