The hacker responsible for the $388 million Bitget exchange breach has resumed moving stolen cryptocurrency, transferring $19.48 million across 52 transactions in what may mark the start of a broader laundering effort.
According to blockchain intelligence firm Arkham Intelligence, the transfers took place between October 21 and October 24, with nearly all funds sent to previously unused wallets. Bitcoin (BTC) accounted for $19.33 million of the moved funds, with the remainder in Ethereum (ETH).
Since October 15, wallets linked to the attacker have transferred approximately $78.01 million to new addresses. Transfer activity has fluctuated over this period:
