Who was behind $1.6 Million Alameda-Linked Crypto funds Transfer?

December 30, 2022

Story: Mohd Javed

Blockchain Analytics Firm Nansen claimed that the liquidators were likely behind the second set of transactions from Alameda-linked wallets.

The new outflows come two days after Alameda-linked wallets were seen funneling more than $1.6 million in crypto funds.

Alameda-linked wallets converted several crypto tokens on Wednesday to ETH and USDT and then into Bitcoin through crypto mixers and instant exchanges.

According to Nansen, most of these assets involved in the first tranche of transactions have been transferred to two new wallet addresses belonging to unidentified owners.

The two wallets received almost $1.7 million, 50% of which came from Alameda-linked crypto wallets, while the other half came from unidentified accounts.

These two are referred to as instant exchanges that do not even require user registration.

Crypto intelligence firm Arkham said that some platforms that received Alameda funds were crypto mixers such as Tornado Cash that are more popular among hackers.