According to on-chain monitoring by Onchain Lens, the attacker linked to the Summer.fi incident has started converting 6.017 million DAI into ETH in scattered, incremental transactions. The swaps are reportedly routed through the same intermediary wallet each time. After every round, that wallet deposits 10 ETH into Tornado Cash, suggesting the attacker has moved from holding DAI to acquiring ETH and using a mixer to further obfuscate fund flows. The activity highlights a new stage in the post-exploit movement of assets on-chain.
BlockBeats reported on July 7 that, according to monitoring data from Onchain Lens, the attacker associated with the Summer.fi incident is converting 6.017 million DAI into ETH in dispersed, batch-based transactions.
The monitored activity shows that each swap is routed through the same intermediary wallet. After each round of swapping, that wallet then deposits 10 ETH into Tornado Cash, indicating that the attacker has begun acquiring ETH and subsequently using a mixer to further obscure the movement of funds on-chain.
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