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TechFlow reports on February 25 that, according to Emnt monitoring, the Bybit hacker has laundered 89,500 ETH (approximately $224 million) over the past two and a half days, representing 18% of the total 499,000 ETH stolen.
The hacker's cross-chain asset exchanges have primarily been conducted via THORChain. At this rate, the hacker could convert the remaining 410,000 ETH into other assets (such as BTC/DAI) within another half month.
According to Emberscan monitoring, the Bybit hacker has laundered 89,500 ETH (approximately $224 million) over the past two and a half days, accounting for 18% of the total 499,000 stolen ETH. The hacker's cross-chain asset exchanges have primarily been conducted via THORChain. At this rate, the hacker will be able to convert the remaining 410,000 ETH into other assets (such as BTC/DAI) within another half month.
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