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TechFlow news, on March 2, according to on-chain analyst EmberCN (@EmberCN), since 3 PM yesterday, the Bybit hacker has resumed money laundering activities, having already laundered 62,200 ETH (approximately $138 million).
Of the 499,000 ETH stolen by the hacker from Bybit, only 156,000 ETH (approximately $346 million) remain unprocessed.
At the current money laundering rate, the remaining stolen funds are expected to be fully liquidated within three days.
According to on-chain analyst EmberCN (@EmberCN), since 3 PM yesterday, the Bybit hacker has resumed money laundering activities, having already laundered 62,200 ETH (approximately $138 million). Of the 499,000 ETH originally stolen from Bybit, only 156,000 ETH (approximately $346 million) remain untouched. At the current laundering rate, the remaining stolen funds are expected to be fully drained within three days.
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