Key Points:
FTX hackers, who went dormant for almost ten months, have sprung back into action. On November 21, 2022, they scattered a staggering 185,735 ETH (equivalent to $308 million) across 13 addresses. Now, they are on the move again, transferring and liquidating their ill-gotten gains.
As of October 3, 2023, the hackers have moved 45,000 ETH (approximately $74.7 million) from three addresses. Recent FTX hacker update indicates that the hacker has continued these transfers, with an additional 15,000 ETH (approximately $24.75 million) moved and exchanged for BTC via the THORChain cross-chain platform on October 4th.
In total, 60,000 ETH (about $99 million) has been moved out through four addresses since September 30, 2023, with a distribution breakdown as follows:
However, the FTX hacker still holds 125,735 ETH (approximately $207 million) spread across nine addresses on the Ethereum network. Given recent trends, it appears that more transfers may be on the horizon.
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