Odaily reported that He Yi said 60 million USDT posted as collateral on AAVE is currently not within the scope of a full freeze. Based on her monitoring, the hacker actually took only about $46 million worth of ETH. She added that once those assets are unfrozen through the law enforcement system, the amount that can be recovered would increase by roughly $14 million. The update narrows the scale of assets actually removed and points to an additional portion that may still be recoverable after the relevant unfreezing process. No further details were provided in the brief.
According to Odaily, He Yi said that 60 million USDT posted as collateral on AAVE is currently not subject to a full freeze.
Based on her monitoring, the hacker actually took only about $46 million worth of ETH. She said that after those assets are unfrozen through the law enforcement system, the amount that can be recovered would increase by about $14 million.
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