On-chain investigator ZachXBT accused a user identified as "Mr Austin Fine," whose account is listed as @xmrfine, of helping Malone Lam, described in the post as the main figure in a $245 million crypto fraud case, convert stolen crypto into luxury goods and launder part of the assets. ZachXBT also said Fine may have acted as an informant.
According to the post, some of the funds were traced on-chain after being routed through Monero and then sent to Los Angeles luxury car dealer TBTFW for vehicle purchases. ZachXBT said he had already followed part of that flow on-chain.
ZachXBT also issued a warning, saying that until victims are compensated, he will work to disrupt Fine’s current and future brand partnerships. The allegation was published in a post on X cited by Foresight. No additional evidence or response from the accused parties was included in the source material provided here.
On-chain investigator ZachXBT said in an X post that a user identified as "Mr Austin Fine," using the account @xmrfine, helped Malone Lam, described in the post as the main figure in a $245 million crypto fraud case, convert luxury goods and launder part of the stolen crypto assets.
ZachXBT also alleged that Fine may have acted as an informant.
Funds traced through Monero
ZachXBT said he had traced part of the funds on-chain after they moved through Monero (XMR) and later reached Los Angeles luxury car dealer TBTFW for car purchases.
Warning over brand partnerships
ZachXBT said that until victims are compensated, he will work to disrupt Fine’s current and future brand business partnerships.
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