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“North Korea’s launderers rarely rely on a single technique,” Elliptic co-founder Tom Robinson wrote in the report. “Instead, they layer many cheap techniques, each adding a little more delay.”
Tom Robinson, Elliptic co-founder, wrote that North Korea's launderers rarely rely on a single technique and instead layer many cheap techniques, each adding a little more delay.
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From this source: North Korean hackers create memecoins to launder funds from Binance hack: Elliptic, with all of its statements.
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Elliptic reported that at the time of its analysis, about 11.8 million NEAR stolen in the Binance hack remained unmoved, which the firm valued at $43.7 million.
At the time of Elliptic’s analysis, about 11.8 million NEAR stolen in the Binance hack remained unmoved. Elliptic valued those funds at $43.7 million.
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Cointelegraph reported, according to a report from Elliptic, that North Korean hackers created memecoins to launder cryptocurrency stolen in the $6.4 billion Binance hack, routing roughly $430,000 through six newly launched tokens on the NEAR blockchain.
North Korean hackers created memecoins to launder cryptocurrency stolen in the $6.4 billion Binance hack, routing roughly $430,000 through six newly launched tokens on the NEAR blockchain, according to a report from blockchain analytics firm Elliptic.