ChainCatcher reported that blockchain investigator ZachXBT said his probe found a French cybercrime suspect using the M1llionz (RichMilly666) identity was involved in laundering crypto assets tied to two violent home invasions in France. The two cases took place in April 2026 and involved about $667,000 in total. ZachXBT said some of the funds were bridged through Chainflip to Ethereum and sent to multiple KuCoin deposit addresses, where $93,000 USDT has since been frozen after he alerted Tether and law enforcement.
ZachXBT details the probe
ChainCatcher said blockchain investigator ZachXBT posted that his investigation found a French cybercrime suspect using the M1llionz (RichMilly666) identity was allegedly laundering crypto assets taken in two violent home invasion robberies.
Both cases took place in France in April 2026, with a combined value of about $667,000.
Amounts tied to the two incidents
According to ZachXBT, the April 17 case involved about 7.2 BTC, worth roughly $557,000 at the time. In the April 20 case, about $110,000 in crypto assets was stolen.
He said the two incidents together totaled about $667,000.
Where the funds moved
ZachXBT added that part of the funds was bridged through Chainflip to Ethereum before flowing into multiple KuCoin deposit addresses.
After he reported the movement of funds to Tether and law enforcement, $93,000 USDT held at those addresses was frozen.
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