Blockchain investigator ZachXBT said a French cybercrime suspect known as M1llionz, whose social media alias is RichMilly666, allegedly laundered proceeds tied to two violent home invasion robberies that took place in April 2026. The two cases together involved about $667,000, according to his post.
In one incident on April 17, five suspects allegedly stole around 7.2 BTC, valued at about $557,000 in the post, and some victims were injured and taken to a hospital. ZachXBT said the funds were bridged to Ethereum and then laundered in batches through KuCoin and mixing channels. In a second case on April 20, several suspects allegedly abducted a victim and demanded about $110,000 in crypto assets. He said those proceeds followed a similar route through a cross-chain bridge and KuCoin.
ZachXBT said timeline analysis showed the proceeds from both robberies converged at the same address. He added that the relevant flows were reported to Tether and law enforcement, which resulted in 93,000 USDT being frozen. He also said M1llionz has recently gone quieter on TikTok and Telegram, with related content set to private, and that he found two other attack cases near the suspect’s OTC addresses.
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT said in a post on X that a French cybercrime suspect known as M1llionz, using the social media alias RichMilly666, allegedly laundered funds from two violent home invasion robberies that took place in April 2026. The combined amount across the two cases was about $667,000.
ZachXBT said he identified multiple wallet addresses and email accounts linked to M1llionz by combining public social media clues with on-chain analysis.
Proceeds from two April cases were traced to the same address
According to ZachXBT, one home invasion on April 17 involved five suspects who stole about 7.2 BTC, worth roughly $557,000 by the figures cited in the post. Some victims were injured and taken to a hospital. He said part of the stolen funds was bridged to Ethereum and then laundered in batches through KuCoin and mixing channels.
In a second case on April 20, several suspects allegedly abducted a victim and demanded about $110,000 in crypto assets. ZachXBT said those proceeds were also moved through a cross-chain bridge and laundered through KuCoin.
He said timeline analysis showed that funds from both cases ultimately converged at the same address.
93,000 USDT was frozen after reports to Tether and law enforcement
ZachXBT said he reported the relevant fund flows to Tether and law enforcement, leading to 93,000 USDT being frozen.
He also said M1llionz has recently kept a lower profile on TikTok and Telegram, with related content switched to private. ZachXBT added that he found two other attack cases near the suspect’s over-the-counter addresses and said he would keep tracking funds linked to home invasion cases and continue assisting related efforts.
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