The WazirX hacker moved 10,000 ETH in 24 hours, laundering stolen funds using Tornado Cash and new wallets.
Despite laundering over $30 million in ETH, the hacker still holds $115 million in stolen cryptocurrency.
According to IntoTheBlock, the WazirX hacker has increased their laundering activities, transferring a significant sum of stolen Ethereum (ETH) over the last 24 hours. Specifically, 10,000 ETH worth $23.3 million has been transferred, with half going to Tornado Cash, a popular crypto mixer designed to conceal transaction tracks.
The other half was transferred to a different wallet address, complicating efforts to hunt down and reclaim the stolen funds. This follows on the heels of prior actions by the hacker, who has been actively laundering large quantities of Ethereum since the attack.
🚨 The WazirX attacker won’t stop laundering stolen $ETH!
In the past 24 hours, the attacker moved 10K $ETH ($23.3M), including:• sent another 5K $ETH to #TornadoCash• moved another
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