The hacker, who stole $ 100 million from the Harmony Bridge Horizon, began to launder the funds.
According to data from Etherscan, the wallet used by the hacker sent 18,000 ETH (about $21 million) to another wallet. The hacker used this wallet to distribute to three other addresses and sent 6,000 ETH to each.
The first address has laundered the stolen funds using the mixing service Tornado Cash. The second wallet continues to do this in batches of 100 ETH ($116,000), while the third wallet still has 6,000 ETH at the time of writing.
The fund transfers were made despite Harmony offering a $1 million reward for returning the stolen funds. The blockchain project has even offered to waive any law enforcement if the attacker surrenders crypto assets.
The hacker still has over $80 million in ETH and around $65,000 worth of other tokens working at the time of the attack.
The attack on Horizon resulted in the theft of more than 85,000 Ether.
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