Euler hacker seemingly taking their chances, sends funds to crypto mixer
Before the move, the hacker apparently refunded at least one victim, leading to a slew of on-chain messages from other purported victims. The hacker responsible for the $196 million attack on Euler Finance has begun moving funds into crypto mixer Tornado Cash, only hours after a $1 million bounty was launched to uncover the hacker 's identity. Blockchain analytics firm PeckShield tweeted on March 16 that the exploiter behind the flash loan attack on the Ethereum noncustodial lending protocol was “on the move.” The exploiter transferred 1,000 Ether (ETH), approximately $1.65 million, through sanctioned crypto mixer Tornado Cash. #PeckShieldAlert @eulerfinance exploiter on the move ~1,000 $ETH into Tornado Cash through intermediary address 0xc66d...c9ahttps://t.co/LAkY66YpoF pic.twitter.com/0XhQV1nbgn — PeckShieldAlert (@PeckShieldAlert) March 16, 2023 It comes only hours after Euler Labs tweeted it's launching a $1 million reward for information leading “to the Euler prot...