The hacker address from the TLBL theft incident has cumulatively bought approximately 1,650 ETH.
Original headlineTLBL 被盗事件黑客地址累计买入约 1650 枚 ETH
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The hacker who drained more than $26 million from the whale known as TLBL roughly three months ago has resumed deploying stolen funds, spending about 3.4 million DAI in the past hour to accumulate roughly 1,650 ETH, according to Lookonchain. The same wallet had previously lost 9,579 stETH and 4,851 rETH, worth about $15.54 million and $8.51 million respectively at the time, in a separate phishing attack. The fresh DAI-to-ETH conversion signals the attacker is rotating stablecoin proceeds into ether rather than leaving them idle. The incident remains one of the larger whale-level losses tracked on-chain this year, and the stolen funds' movement is being closely watched for further swaps or transfers to mixers and exchanges.
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