PANews February 9 News, according to on-chain analyst Yu Yan’s monitoring, a hacker who stole 49.5 million USDC from Infini in February last year sold ETH for DAI at an average price of $3,762 in August last year. Today, seven hours ago, they repurchased these DAI back into ETH at a price of $2,109. Then, they washed all 15,470 ETH (worth $32.58 million) through Tornado.
In February 2025, Infini was stolen for about 49.5 million USDC. The hacker bought 17,696 ETH with USDC at $2,798 each.
In July 2025, they washed 5,000 ETH (worth $17.02 million) through Tornado.
In August 2025, they sold 3,540 ETH at an average price of $3,762 for 13.318 million DAI. Today, they repurchased 6,316 ETH at an average price of $2,109.
Then, they washed all 15,470 ETH (worth $32.58 million) through Tornado.
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