North Korea’s launderers are creating home-made meme coins and swapping stolen Binance funds through decentralized-exchange liquidity pools so no funds move directly between thief and recipient wallets, Elliptic found.
Elliptic found that North Korea's launderers are creating home-made meme coins and swapping stolen Binance funds through decentralized-exchange liquidity pools so no funds move directly between thief and recipient wallets.
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Elliptic stressed that the meme-coin trick does not hide the money, the trail remains fully traceable onchain, and the maneuver only slows investigators down, buying time in a race to move funds before they get flagged.
Crucially, the meme-coin trick doesn’t actually hide the money. Elliptic stressed the trail remains fully traceable onchain; the maneuver only slows investigators down, buying time in what is essentially a race to move funds before they get flagged.
Decrypt reported that each token cost about 25 Near tokens, roughly $90, to create, and that all six followed the same arc: launched, traded heavily within hours using stolen NEAR, then abandoned, with the leftover liquidity pulled on Nov. 8.
Each token cost about 25 Near tokens, roughly $90, to create. All six followed the same arc: launched, traded heavily within hours using stolen NEAR, then abandoned, with the leftover liquidity pulled on Nov. 8.