According to Lookonchain, the Perpetrator of the $26 Million Theft Received 1,650 ETH 3 Months Later
Original headlineLookonchain’e Göre 26 Milyon Dolarlık Hırsızlığın Faili 3 Ay Sonra 1.650 ETH Aldı
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Lookonchain reported that the party behind the theft of more than $26 million in assets from TLBL spent 3.4 million DAI to acquire 1,650 ETH roughly three months after the protocol's private key was compromised. The on-chain analytics firm flagged the fresh purchase as the first major movement of stolen funds since the initial exploit. The transaction converts a portion of the stablecoin proceeds into ETH, signaling the attacker is repositioning rather than exiting. It matters because the wallet's remaining holdings and any further swaps will be watched as a gauge of how much of the $26 million is still parked in stablecoins versus volatile assets.
Muhabbit's AI wrote this summary in its own words from Koinbülteni's report and translated it from Turkish. It can get details wrong, so check the source.
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