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Supposing the hacker gets away with stealing such large quantities of stolen ETH without getting caught and their ETH is now sitting in a brand new wallet that
by ericjang 4y ago
Supposing the hacker gets away with stealing such large quantities of stolen ETH without getting caught and their ETH is now sitting in a brand new wallet that everyone knows about. Is the next move to convert it into a privacy-preserving coin like Monero, then back to "clean" ETH?
source: https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/2699/is-there-any-ether-mixer-tumbler-available https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/2699/is-there-a...
- arthurcolle 4y agotornado.cash
- anchpop 4y agowhat kind of volume does tornado.cash process? If it normally processes e.g. $1M/day, it'd take a while to use it as a mixer right?
- colinmhayes 4y agoWhat's the rush?
- Tepix 4y agohttps://dune.xyz/poma/tornado-cash_1 https://dune.xyz/poma/tornado-cash_1 Between 40 and 200 million per week.
- kache_ 4y agoOr you just keep it in monero indefinitely :)
- xur17 4y ago> Is the next move to convert it into a privacy-preserving coin like Monero, then back to "clean" ETH? I'm not sure there is enough liquidity in the Monero / ETH trading pairs to do something like that without being really obvious.