North Korean Hackers Are Creating Memecoins to Wash Loot From $6.3 Billion Binance Hack
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Binance hack launderers use memecoins to move $430K
North Korea-linked launderers have created throwaway memecoins to move roughly $430,000 from the $6.4 billion Binance hack through decentralized exchange pools, according to Elliptic. Elliptic, in a Nov. 9 report by Tom Robinson, said the operators minted FUK, OLCCL, MEILI,…
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TLDR Elliptic traced approximately 117,000 stolen NEAR through six disposable memecoins. Each token cost approximately $90 to create, according to Elliptic. Separate wallets used decentralized liquidity pools to transfer stolen assets indirectly. Outside buyers accounted for less than 1% of one token’s trading volume. Elliptic found no further trading in the six tokens after November [...]
Technique has been previously applied to launder the stolen funds of the Bybit broker Source: North Korean hackers are creating memecoins to launder stolen funds from Binance, says Elliptic See more news about Bitcoin. Follow Livecoins on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.
North Korean hackers used six disposable tablets to conceal approximately $430,000 in transfers related to the $6.4 billion Binance heist…
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