North Korea used Tornado Cash to siphon HTX’s $147.5M loot: UN
A UN report reveals North Korean hackers laundered $150 million in stolen crypto assets through Tornado Cash in March 2024.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
A UN report reveals North Korean hackers laundered $150 million in stolen crypto assets through Tornado Cash in March 2024.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
US Sanctions Crypto Facilitators Linked to North Korean IT Worker Schemes
The new SDN entries identify eight distinct Ethereum and Tron addresses, including one listed under both Russian intermediaries......
North Korea’s $600 million fake-worker empire has a hidden crypto connection
The October 28 designations identify Ethereum and Tron addresses, but firms' existing blocking duties extend beyond the listed wal...
Zcash (ZEC) Price Prediction: Whale Goes Long Before FOMC Announcement as H&S Pattern Puts $1,350 in Focus
Traders are watching whether Zcash price can break above $1,350, potentially confirming a bullish chart pattern and opening the wa...
Centralized Exchange and DeFi Losses Dominate 2026 Crypto Hacks Despite Hardware Wallet Failures
Bitcoin Magazine Centralized Exchange and DeFi Losses Dominate 2026 Crypto Hacks Despite Hardware Wallet Failures Crypto hacks hav...
Google Debuting a Bank-Grade Crypto Custody Tool Built on Split Keys: Report
Bitcoin Magazine Google Debuting a Bank-Grade Crypto Custody Tool Built on Split Keys: Report Google is reportedly unveiling Googl...
Coinbase and Bithumb users hit by data leaks
Coinbase and Bithumb users have seen their data leaked after hackers targeted the South Korean crypto exchange and Coinbase’s anal...