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7) In conclusion, the stolen funds of Merlin that were deposited into FixedFloat eventually flowed into five exchanges: MEXC (38.87%), Binance (35.70%), OKX (18.92%), Bitget (6.45%), and Sideshift (0.05%).
@TheMerlinDEX
🟥Merlin Stolen Funds Tracking
On 26th April 2023, Merlin, a zkSync-based decentralized exchange @TheMerlinDEX suffered a hack on its liquidity pool and lost $1.82 million. 10% of the stolen funds were deposited into the KYC-free exchange FixedFloat for mixing.
It seems that @FixedFloat switched its liquidity source from @binance to @kucoincom.
1) As we mentioned in an earlier article, FixedFloat will transfer crypto assets out of CEX when its hot wallet doesn't have enough assets. https://t.co/UZflMgRG6C
Short answer: they are exchanges that do not require KYC so they are sometimes used to launder crypto.
Long answer: https://t.co/ioKXZOf2N3
In this article, we introduce what these exchanges are, how they execute the transactions, and how they are used in crypto laundering.