According to Arkham monitoring, from November 6 to 11, Bitget hacker-related addresses transferred a total of 1,052.34 BTC, worth approximately US$78.61 million, of which 847.26 BTC (approximately US$63.43 million) entered 66 CoinJoin mixed currency transactions, including 579.80 BTC transferred directly and transferred via new addresses. 267.46 BTC. The remaining 205.08 BTC (approximately $15.18 million) have not yet entered CoinJoin, of which 172.33 BTC are dispersedly stored in 250 addresses, and another 10 BTC were transferred to Maya Protocol. Currently, the hacker address flagged by Arkham still holds 959.29 BTC, worth approximately $71.44 million. Bitget previously suffered an estimated $350 million hack in September.
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