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TechFlow reported on March 1 that, according to on-chain data analyst Yujin, the Bybit hacker has resumed transferring and laundering stolen assets after a one-day pause. At the time of the hacker's "break" yesterday, approximately 218,000 ETH (around $486 million) remained in their address.
Previous report: Starting from 3 PM yesterday, the Bybit hacker paused ETH withdrawals and laundering activities, moving only 14,300 ETH over the past 24 hours.
According to on-chain data analyst Eunice, the Bybit hacker has resumed transferring and laundering stolen funds after a one-day pause. At the time of the hacker's "break" yesterday, around 218,000 ETH (approximately $486 million) remained in their address. Previously, the Bybit hacker had suspended ETH withdrawals and laundering activities starting from 3 PM yesterday, laundering only 14,300 ETH over the past 24 hours.
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