Nearly $800,000 in funds have been mixed; the hacker of a certain exchange has begun using a mixer to process stolen funds.
According to Odaily, Onchain Lens monitoring shows that a hacker from an exchange has started using a mixer to process stolen funds, and so far has mixed approximately $800,000. An address associated with this hacker deposited 8,567 SOL into Privacy Cash, valued at around $798,000. Several other addresses have shown similar activity. Onchain Lens stated that it is monitoring these fund flows in real time and tracking and verifying the full movement of the funds.
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