FTX hacker could be using SBF trial as a smokescreen: CertiK
The still-unidentified FTX hackers have started ramping up their movement of stolen funds in recent weeks, potentially using media attention of the trial as a cover to hide the illicit activity.
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The still-unidentified FTX hackers have started ramping up their movement of stolen funds in recent weeks, potentially using media attention of the trial as a cover to hide the illicit activity.
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