Onchain Lens said the attacker tied to Drift Protocol’s $285 million exploit on Solana has started moving funds after leaving them untouched for three months. The tracked address is rapidly depositing ETH into the Tornado Cash Router in batches of 100 ETH. According to the monitoring update, multiple transfers are occurring every minute. The activity marks a new phase in the movement of funds linked to the April attack.
According to Onchain Lens, the attacker behind Drift Protocol’s $285 million exploit on Solana in April has begun moving funds after leaving them idle for three months.
The attacker is rapidly depositing ETH into the Tornado Cash Router in batches of 100 ETH, with multiple transfers taking place every minute, the monitoring update said.
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