Crypto mixer Blender has been rebranded to Sinbad, says Elliptic
Elliptic’s analysis of wallets tied to a suspected Blender operator showed $22 million going to Sinbad as well as similar “characteristics of transactions” between the mixers.
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Elliptic’s analysis of wallets tied to a suspected Blender operator showed $22 million going to Sinbad as well as similar “characteristics of transactions” between the mixers.
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