Blockchain investigator ZachXBT said on X that a user identified as "Mr Austin Fine," whose account is listed as "@xmrfine," converted stolen crypto belonging to victim Malone into luxury goods for a fee. ZachXBT also said the user "may have snitched." In a follow-up post, ZachXBT said he would treat the individual as "cut off" until the victim is compensated, adding that the matter would negatively affect all of the person’s current and future brand partnerships. ZachXBT later added that he had traced part of the funds on-chain, saying some of the money moved through Monero and was used to buy a car from Los Angeles luxury car dealer TBTFW. The statement was cited by ChainCatcher in a brief news update.
ChainCatcher reported that blockchain investigator ZachXBT wrote on X accusing a user identified as "Mr Austin Fine," under the account "@xmrfine," of converting stolen crypto belonging to victim Malone into luxury goods for a fee. ZachXBT also said the user "may have snitched."
ZachXBT added that, until the victim is compensated, he would consider the individual "cut off" and said the matter would have a negative effect on all of the person’s current and future brand partnerships.
In a later update, ZachXBT said he had traced part of the funds on-chain and that some of the money moved through Monero to Los Angeles luxury car dealer TBTFW for a vehicle purchase.
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