🚨 Good news for mystery lovers! The FTX hacker who stole hundreds of millions of dollars is finally on the move again after 10 months of absence! 😱
- Who is this hacker? How does it work? Everything is still a puzzle.
- Data from Arkham Intelligence shows that the FTX hacker wallet holding more than $300 million in assets has just made a move.
- This wallet address still holds 12.5K ETH.
- On September 30, a total of $8 million was moved through the RailGun privacy wallet and Thorchain.
A short story, the FTX robbery incident occurred on November 11, 2022, not long after FTX went bankrupt and its founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, resigned.
- Hackers managed to steal more than $600 million in Ether.
- Initially, the stolen funds were stored on CoinMixer, an anonymous Bitcoin mixing service.
- Hackers then use various methods to hide traces of funds.
Does anyone have a theory about who this hacker is? Come on, discuss in the comments column! 🕵️♂️
- Who is this hacker? How does it work? Everything is still a puzzle.
- Data from Arkham Intelligence shows that the FTX hacker wallet holding more than $300 million in assets has just made a move.
- This wallet address still holds 12.5K ETH.
- On September 30, a total of $8 million was moved through the RailGun privacy wallet and Thorchain.
A short story, the FTX robbery incident occurred on November 11, 2022, not long after FTX went bankrupt and its founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, resigned.
- Hackers managed to steal more than $600 million in Ether.
- Initially, the stolen funds were stored on CoinMixer, an anonymous Bitcoin mixing service.
- Hackers then use various methods to hide traces of funds.
Does anyone have a theory about who this hacker is? Come on, discuss in the comments column! 🕵️♂️