$3.5B Bitcoin heist from 2020 retroactively uncovered — Arkham Intel
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最新报道：Blockchain intelligence firm Arkham has uncovered a 2012 Bitcoin heist involving 50,000 BTC (worth $3.5 billion today) stolen from the now-defunct exchange Mt. Gox. The stolen funds, linked to the notorious "Vinnik" wallet, were moved through multiple addresses before being consolidated into a single wallet in 2017. Arkham's investigation revealed the funds remained dormant until March 2023, when they were split into smaller amounts and transferred to new wallets. The heist predates Mt. Gox's infamous 2014 hack, highlighting the exchange's security vulnerabilities. Bitcoin was trading around $70 at the time of the theft, compared to its current price above $70,000.
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