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Balancer attacker-linked address transferred 5,609 ETH worth $13 million to THORChain over the past 9 hours
according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, an address linked to the Balancer attacker has transferred 5,609 ETH, worth $13 million, to THORChain over the past 9 hours. In November 2025, Balancer was hacked for over $116 million, a incident with the same suspected culprit as the Aave attack, both pointing to the North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group. Both entities have recently been frequently using Tornado Cash for money laundering.
Venus Attacker Transfers 2,301 ETH, Then Launders in Batches via Tornado Cash
According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, the Venus attacker transferred 2,301 ETH (approximately $5.32 million) to address 0xa21…23A7f 11 hours ago. Subsequently, the funds were laundered in batches via Tornado Cash. Currently, there is still $17.45 million worth of ETH remaining on-chain.
Bridged Polkadot Vulnerability Attacker Transfers $269,000 in Stolen Funds to Tornado Cash
According to on-chain analytics platform Arkham (@arkham), the attacker who exploited the Bridged Polkadot vulnerability has transferred all stolen funds to Tornado Cash, amounting to approximately $269,000.
Rakuten Wallet, a Japanese e-commerce company’s wallet service under Rakuten, integrates XRP.
Rakuten Wallet, the cryptocurrency trading and management platform operated by Japan’s renowned e-commerce group Rakuten, will officially list XRP as both a tradable asset and a payment method on April 15, 2026. At that time, users will be able to directly purchase XRP using Rakuten Points and deposit XRP into Rakuten Cash for spending at over 5 million merchants across Japan. With 44 million users, Rakuten Pay—Japan’s leading e-commerce payment platform—will expose XRP to a massive non-crypto user base. Users can also directly exchange over 3 trillion Rakuten Points (approximately USD $23 billion) for XRP. Rakuten boasts over 100 million members and achieves annual e-commerce gross merchandise value (GMV) of JPY 5.6 trillion; XRP will thus become a spendable, interoperable digital asset within the Rakuten ecosystem.
Kyber Hacker Moves Stolen Funds to Tornado Cash, Hacker Previously Indicted by FBI
Odaily reports, according to Arkham monitoring, the Kyber Network hacker is transferring stolen funds into Tornado Cash. The hacker, Andean Medjedovic, stole $48.8 million from KyberSwap in late 2023. He had also previously attacked Indexed Finance and stolen $16.5 million. He was indicted by the FBI in 2025.
ZetaChain: Users targeted in the prior vulnerability attack did not suffer fund losses; the mainnet patch has been deployed.
According to an official disclosure by ZetaChain, on April 27, ZetaChain suffered a targeted vulnerability exploit. The attacker first acquired funds via Tornado Cash and performed wallet address spoofing, then exploited a vulnerability in GatewayEVM’s arbitrary call functionality, resulting in approximately $334,000 in losses across four connected chains. ZetaChain stated that this attack did not affect cross-chain $ZETA transfers; all affected wallets were under ZetaChain’s internal control, and user funds remained unaffected. A patch for the mainnet has now been deployed, and cross-chain transactions will resume after ongoing monitoring.
Balancer attacker-linked address transferred 5,609 ETH worth $13 million to THORChain over the past 9 hours
according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, an address linked to the Balancer attacker has transferred 5,609 ETH, worth $13 million, to THORChain over the past 9 hours. In November 2025, Balancer was hacked for over $116 million, a incident with the same suspected culprit as the Aave attack, both pointing to the North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group. Both entities have recently been frequently using Tornado Cash for money laundering.
Balancer attacker moves 100 ETH and launders through Tornado Cash, still holds 21,900 ETH
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the Balancer attacker, dormant for five months, has transferred 100 ETH (approximately $233,000) to a new address and begun transferring funds through Tornado Cash.The attacker currently still holds 21,900 ETH, valued at approximately $51.13 million.
Venus Attacker Transfers 2,301 ETH, Then Launders in Batches via Tornado Cash
According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, the Venus attacker transferred 2,301 ETH (approximately $5.32 million) to address 0xa21…23A7f 11 hours ago. Subsequently, the funds were laundered in batches via Tornado Cash. Currently, there is still $17.45 million worth of ETH remaining on-chain.
ZachXBT: Funds related to the KelpDAO attack have begun cross-chain transfers to the Bitcoin network
On-chain investigator ZachXBT updated that funds related to the KelpDAO attack have begun moving: approximately $1.5 million has been cross-chained from Ethereum Mainnet to the Bitcoin network via Thorchain, and roughly $78,000 has been transferred via Umbra. The attacking address initially sourced its funds from Tornado Cash, and fund laundering and cross-chain transfers are ongoing.
ZetaChain: Users targeted in the prior vulnerability attack did not suffer fund losses; the mainnet patch has been deployed.
According to an official disclosure by ZetaChain, on April 27, ZetaChain suffered a targeted vulnerability exploit. The attacker first acquired funds via Tornado Cash and performed wallet address spoofing, then exploited a vulnerability in GatewayEVM’s arbitrary call functionality, resulting in approximately $334,000 in losses across four connected chains. ZetaChain stated that this attack did not affect cross-chain $ZETA transfers; all affected wallets were under ZetaChain’s internal control, and user funds remained unaffected. A patch for the mainnet has now been deployed, and cross-chain transactions will resume after ongoing monitoring.
Block launches Bitkey hardware wallet with screen and introduces auto-earn Bitcoin features on Cash App
According to an official announcement, Block has launched a new Bitkey hardware wallet featuring a secure touchscreen. Additionally, Cash App now supports automatic conversion of received peer-to-peer payments into Bitcoin, and users can earn 5% Bitcoin cashback when spending at Square merchants. Block has also implemented Proof of Reserves for its corporate Bitcoin treasury holdings as well as for Bitcoin holdings of Cash App and Square customers—enabling independent on-chain signature verification. Furthermore, Block will showcase Square’s NFC-based Bitcoin tap-to-pay solution at Bitcoin Las Vegas 2026 and advance the development of its Proto Bitcoin mining product suite.
Bitcoin Developer Paul Sztorc Plans August Launch of Hard Fork eCash, Offers 1:1 BTC Exchange, Sparks Community Controversy
Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc has announced the official launch of the Bitcoin hard fork network eCash in August this year. BTC holders will be able to exchange BTC for eCash at a 1:1 ratio after the hard fork goes live. It is reported that the Layer1 node software of the network will be a "near copy" of the Bitcoin Core client, continuing to use the SHA-256 hashing algorithm, with a reduced initial mining difficulty to attract more miners to participate. Additionally, eCash will be equipped with seven Layer2 scaling networks called "drivechains" to increase transaction throughput and support optional on-chain privacy features.Paul Sztorc stated that eCash differs from Bitcoin Cash in 2017, as it will no longer use the "Bitcoin" branding, positioning it as a long-term solution to Bitcoin's scalability and privacy issues. However, his proposal to manually redistribute a portion of Satoshi Nakamoto's approximately 1.1 million BTC to early investors has sparked strong controversy within the community. Some Bitcoin supporters criticize the move as potentially constituting "theft" and undermining Bitcoin's principles. (Cointelegraph)
ZachXBT: Funds related to the KelpDAO attack have begun cross-chain transfers to the Bitcoin network
On-chain investigator ZachXBT updated that funds related to the KelpDAO attack have begun moving: approximately $1.5 million has been cross-chained from Ethereum Mainnet to the Bitcoin network via Thorchain, and roughly $78,000 has been transferred via Umbra. The attacking address initially sourced its funds from Tornado Cash, and fund laundering and cross-chain transfers are ongoing.
Circle Faces Class-Action Lawsuit for Failing to Freeze Stolen Funds from Drift Protocol
According to Cointelegraph, stablecoin issuer Circle faces a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts for failing to freeze stolen funds during the Drift Protocol hack on April 1. Plaintiffs allege that attackers transferred approximately $230 million worth of USDC from Solana to Ethereum via Circle’s cross-chain transfer protocol (CCTP) within hours—and that Circle failed to intervene. The lawsuit accuses Circle of aiding and abetting conversion and of negligence. Cryptocurrency analytics firm Elliptic previously suspected the attack may be linked to North Korea–backed hackers; the stolen funds were subsequently converted into ETH and laundered through Tornado Cash.
Rakuten Wallet, a Japanese e-commerce company’s wallet service under Rakuten, integrates XRP.
Rakuten Wallet, the cryptocurrency trading and management platform operated by Japan’s renowned e-commerce group Rakuten, will officially list XRP as both a tradable asset and a payment method on April 15, 2026. At that time, users will be able to directly purchase XRP using Rakuten Points and deposit XRP into Rakuten Cash for spending at over 5 million merchants across Japan. With 44 million users, Rakuten Pay—Japan’s leading e-commerce payment platform—will expose XRP to a massive non-crypto user base. Users can also directly exchange over 3 trillion Rakuten Points (approximately USD $23 billion) for XRP. Rakuten boasts over 100 million members and achieves annual e-commerce gross merchandise value (GMV) of JPY 5.6 trillion; XRP will thus become a spendable, interoperable digital asset within the Rakuten ecosystem.
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Kyber Hacker Moves Stolen Funds to Tornado Cash, Hacker Previously Indicted by FBI
Odaily reports, according to Arkham monitoring, the Kyber Network hacker is transferring stolen funds into Tornado Cash. The hacker, Andean Medjedovic, stole $48.8 million from KyberSwap in late 2023. He had also previously attacked Indexed Finance and stolen $16.5 million. He was indicted by the FBI in 2025.
ZetaChain: Users targeted in the prior vulnerability attack did not suffer fund losses; the mainnet patch has been deployed.
According to an official disclosure by ZetaChain, on April 27, ZetaChain suffered a targeted vulnerability exploit. The attacker first acquired funds via Tornado Cash and performed wallet address spoofing, then exploited a vulnerability in GatewayEVM’s arbitrary call functionality, resulting in approximately $334,000 in losses across four connected chains. ZetaChain stated that this attack did not affect cross-chain $ZETA transfers; all affected wallets were under ZetaChain’s internal control, and user funds remained unaffected. A patch for the mainnet has now been deployed, and cross-chain transactions will resume after ongoing monitoring.
Block launches Bitkey hardware wallet with screen and introduces auto-earn Bitcoin features on Cash App
According to an official announcement, Block has launched a new Bitkey hardware wallet featuring a secure touchscreen. Additionally, Cash App now supports automatic conversion of received peer-to-peer payments into Bitcoin, and users can earn 5% Bitcoin cashback when spending at Square merchants. Block has also implemented Proof of Reserves for its corporate Bitcoin treasury holdings as well as for Bitcoin holdings of Cash App and Square customers—enabling independent on-chain signature verification. Furthermore, Block will showcase Square’s NFC-based Bitcoin tap-to-pay solution at Bitcoin Las Vegas 2026 and advance the development of its Proto Bitcoin mining product suite.
EBANG International’s Financial Report: Holds Over $200 Million in Cash and Cash Equivalents, Revenue Grows 11.4%
According to GlobeNewswire, Nasdaq-listed Ebang International released its fiscal year 2025 financial results, reporting a 11.4% year-on-year increase in total revenue to $6.5 million (up from $5.9 million in fiscal year 2024); net loss narrowed significantly to $14.2 million, compared to $20.9 million in fiscal year 2024. The company also disclosed that, following the adoption of a new accounting standard in 2025, changes in the fair value of cryptocurrency assets were classified under “other expenses.” As of December 31, 2025, its cash and cash equivalents totaled $200.2 million.
Balancer attacker-linked address transferred 5,609 ETH worth $13 million to THORChain over the past 9 hours
according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, an address linked to the Balancer attacker has transferred 5,609 ETH, worth $13 million, to THORChain over the past 9 hours. In November 2025, Balancer was hacked for over $116 million, a incident with the same suspected culprit as the Aave attack, both pointing to the North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group. Both entities have recently been frequently using Tornado Cash for money laundering.
Bitcoin Developer Paul Sztorc Plans August Launch of Hard Fork eCash, Offers 1:1 BTC Exchange, Sparks Community Controversy
Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc has announced the official launch of the Bitcoin hard fork network eCash in August this year. BTC holders will be able to exchange BTC for eCash at a 1:1 ratio after the hard fork goes live. It is reported that the Layer1 node software of the network will be a "near copy" of the Bitcoin Core client, continuing to use the SHA-256 hashing algorithm, with a reduced initial mining difficulty to attract more miners to participate. Additionally, eCash will be equipped with seven Layer2 scaling networks called "drivechains" to increase transaction throughput and support optional on-chain privacy features.Paul Sztorc stated that eCash differs from Bitcoin Cash in 2017, as it will no longer use the "Bitcoin" branding, positioning it as a long-term solution to Bitcoin's scalability and privacy issues. However, his proposal to manually redistribute a portion of Satoshi Nakamoto's approximately 1.1 million BTC to early investors has sparked strong controversy within the community. Some Bitcoin supporters criticize the move as potentially constituting "theft" and undermining Bitcoin's principles. (Cointelegraph)