Stolen Ethereum (ETH) Appears on Market: $32 Million Moved

The dormant wallets of one of this year's largest crypto heists are moving again. Blockchain trackers Onchain Lens and Lookonchain have recorded a mass withdrawal of Ethereum stolen this spring from the decentralized platform Drift Protocol, based on Arkham data. After two months of complete silence, the attackers activated the addresses under their control and began methodically transferring assets to the Tornado Cash mixer. "Dirty" ether is hitting the market, withdrawn in portions to avoid sharp swings in the exchange rate and to avoid drawing excessive attention to the final dumping points. Over the past day, an address controlled by the hackers, labeled by analysts as Drift Exploiter 5, transferred 13,400 ETH to the mixer's contracts, equivalent to approximately $32 million.

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