A wallet linked to the Binance hack moved $798,000 from $SOL to a service specializing in privacy, raising fresh questions about the fate of the stolen funds after the incident.

The funds were sent from $SOL to a privacy service, a move that could make it harder to trace the assets’ path on the blockchain.

By contrast, Richard Teng said Binance recovered 98% of the assets affected by the hack, suggesting that most of the damage has been addressed.

The more important question remains whether this wallet will continue transferring funds to other instruments, especially since full details about the entity managing it have not yet been disclosed.

There is still no confirmed information about what will happen to the amount later, or whether there will be any further investigations into it.

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