North Korea’s $6.3B Binance Hack Takes a Strange Turn With Meme Coins
North Korean launderers have turned to disposable meme coins to disguise proceeds from Binance’s roughly $6.3 billion hack. Elliptic identified related tactics on three blockchains, adding cheap, repeatable obstacles to efforts to trace the stolen assets. Meme Coins Complicate the Binance Hack Trail North Korean launderers used meme coins and obscure tokens on Tron, Solana, […]
Key Takeaways
- North Korean launderers have turned to disposable meme coins to disguise proceeds from Binance’s roughly $6.3 billion hack.
- Elliptic identified related tactics on three blockchains, adding cheap, repeatable obstacles to efforts to trace the stolen assets.
- Meme Coins Complicate the Binance Hack Trail North Korean launderers used meme coins and obscure tokens on Tron, Solana, […]
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