North Korean hackers have resorted to at least four crypto mixers to launder what they stole from Bybit last month.

Bybit hackers use Bitcoin mixers to launder $1.5 billion in stolen cryptocurrency. CEO Ben Zhou reports on the ongoing ...

Bybit Hack: hackers launder $1.5B in stolen BTC using mixers and P2P vendors, with 88.8% traceable funds and a $140M bounty ...

A Bitcoin whale, suspected of insider trading, shifts all BTC positions to Ethereum, securing millions in profits.

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou revealed on Thursday that 88.87% of the $1.4 billion stolen in crypto from the exchange remains traceable, ...

As a result, it has lost a fair share of its dominance. The value of the ETH/BTC pair, which is used to analyze how Ethereum is performing relative to Bitcoin (BTC), has dropped to its lowest ...

Ether's value against Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest since May 2020. While some analysts believe this indicator must bottom ...

North Korea’s Lazarus Group now holds 13,562 BTC ($1.14B) after the Bybit hack, surpassing Bhutan and El Salvador in ...

On-chain investigator ZachXBT has linked the Hyperliquid whale, a trader who profited $20 million through high-leverage ...

Tabit Insurance, a Barbados-regulated insurance company established by former executives from the now-shuttered ...

ZachXBT reveals William Parker as the Hyperliquid whale, profiting $20M through leveraged trades linked to criminal past.