The North Korean Lazarus team is pulling another 62,200 ether, worth $ 138 million, from Feb.
More than 343,000 ether (Eth) of 499,000 ether stolen from $ 1.4 billion bybit hack has been moved, Says X User Embercn, which expects the remaining funds to be cleared in the next three days.
343,000 ether moves equals 68.7% of stolen funds – from 54% In Feb. 28.
Embercn previously mentioned that launch activities slowed down amid efforts from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation calling for node operators, exchange of crypto, Bridges and others To locked the transactions that are linked to bybit hackers.
Bybit Hacker still has another $ 346 million ether left in the launder, they should choose. Source: Embercn
The FBI has shared 51 Ethereum address operated by, or linked to, the bybit hackers, while blockchain analytics firm Elliptic has That -flag more than 11,000 crypto wallet addresses It is possible to be linked to them.
Crypto forensics firm Chainalysis said the hackers have that -converted parts of the stolen ether In Bitcoin (Btc), the dai (Dai) Stablecoin and other possessions through decentralized exchanges, crosschain bridges and instant swap services without knowing your customer protocols.
Included in one of those protocols The crosschain asset swap protocol thorchain. The developers behind the protocol received heavy criticism for facilitating a significant portion of transfers made by North Korea hackers.
One of the thorchain developers, known as “Pluto,” they say no longer contributing In the protocol after a vote to hinder transactions linked to North Korea returned.
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In a note to cointelegraph, thorchain founder John-Paul Thorbjornsen said he no longer involved in the crosschain protocol, while pointing out that none of the Crypto Wall’s punishments listed by the FBI and the Foreign Assets Control Treasury Office contacted the protocol.
The $ 1.4 billion bybit hack in February. $ 650 million Ronin Bridge Hack On March 23, 2022.
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