Stolen funds in action again: $63 million moved to mixing tools, and the case is still ongoing.

2026-01-19 03:00:11

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【CryptoWorld】Recently, security monitoring agencies detected a significant fund movement—regarding the large-scale wallet theft last year that resulted in a loss of $282 million, new transfer signals have appeared involving related addresses.

Specifically, approximately $63 million was transferred from the related address to the wallet 0xF73a…cc21, and then the funds were further moved into mixing tools for processing. This is a typical sign of money laundering: hackers or intermediaries are conducting multi-layered concealment operations to try to break the traceability of the funds.

This raises several issues: first, the flow of large stolen funds remains active, indicating that the case may still be under investigation; second, the use of mixing tools remains a standard procedure for hackers; third, holders need to strengthen their security awareness—cold wallets, multi-signature, and risk monitoring are indispensable.

If you are following this incident or holding related assets, this fund movement is worth adding to your risk monitoring list.

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0xTherapist

· 11h ago

Another 63 million gone? Hackers are really on a roll... Mixing tools should really be banned.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 11h ago

63 million directly into the mixing tool, this hacker really isn't short of money, and they can still make a profit after laundering.

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RumbleValidator

· 21h ago

$63 million flowing into mixing tools? That's outrageous. Node monitoring data should have been able to detect these anomalies long ago. Wait, is the tracking link cut off? It shows that the anonymity of the mixing scheme is still quite effective. Multi-signature cold wallets definitely need to be implemented; those who don't are just gambling with probability. Funds of this scale are still moving; long-term continuous monitoring is necessary. A single snapshot can't explain the whole picture.

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MetaMuskRat

· 01-20 11:44

Unspent 63 million will need to be washed; this hacker is really living in a dream.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 01-19 03:30

63 million? Is the hacker planning to cash out slowly? Mixing tools are always the last line of defense.

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BearMarketBard

· 01-19 03:30

Still daring to move 63 million? This hacker has really got guts. They've even used mixing tools and still want to evade tracking?

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-19 03:28

Damn, it's moving again. The hacker is still messing around... Mixing tools are really standard equipment.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-19 03:27

63 million and still causing trouble. This hacker really can't sit still. The process of mixing coins has been played out long ago, waiting to be caught. Cold wallet multi-signature is really necessary, or else just wait and cry. This case isn't over yet, funds are still moving, unbelievable. Money laundering so blatantly, can't regulators do anything?

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SchrödingersNode

· 01-19 03:27

$63 million into mixers, this hacker really isn't afraid at all

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NeonCollector

· 01-19 03:18

Another 63 million moved? This hacker really treats mixing coins like a car wash, it's just outrageous.

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