Monitoring by Galaxy’s head of research shows that roughly $72.9 million tied to the Ledger CryptoBillis attack is still sitting in addresses controlled by the attacker. The funds span Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT, indicating that the stolen assets remain spread across multiple major crypto networks and token formats.
The same disclosure said $3.1 million has already moved into Tornado Cash. The rest of the funds has been shifted through cross-chain transfers, swaps, or layered routing via relayers. The update offers a snapshot of where the stolen assets currently sit and how part of the balance has already been processed through privacy or obfuscation channels.
Odaily reported the figures as a monitored breakdown from Galaxy’s research lead. No additional timeline, wallet list, or recovery details were disclosed in the brief update.
According to monitoring cited by Odaily, Galaxy’s head of research said about $72.9 million from the Ledger CryptoBillis attack remains in addresses controlled by the attacker. The assets include Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT.
$3.1 million has moved into Tornado Cash, while the rest of the funds has already been shifted through cross-chain transfers, swaps, or layered movement via relayers.
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