Drift Protocol hacker moves funds after 3 months, depositing 100 ETH batches into Tornado Cash.

Drift Protocol hacker moves funds after 3 months, depositing 100 ETH batches into Tornado Cash.

The hacker who stole $285M from Drift Protocol on Solana in April has started moving the stolen funds through Tornado Cash, a privacy mixer, in batches of 100 ETH.

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The hacker behind the $285 million exploit of Drift Protocol on Solana in April has resumed moving stolen funds after a three-month dormant period. According to Onchain Lens, the attacker is now depositing ETH into Tornado Cash in batches of 100 ETH, with multiple transactions occurring per minute. The funds are being sent to the Tornado Cash Router, a privacy mixer that obscures transaction trails. This activity marks the first significant movement of the stolen assets since the initial breach, signaling potential liquidation or laundering efforts. The market impact is negative, as such movements often precede sell pressure or further security concerns.

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