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Wallets Tied to X100 Exploit Send 420.8 ETH to Tornado Cash

Four holding wallets retain about 1,602 ETH, while the distributor wallet used for the deposits is nearly empty.

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Four hardware wallets sit beside a nearly empty glass tray / TokenPost.ai
Four hardware wallets sit beside a nearly empty glass tray / TokenPost.ai

Wallets linked to the X100 exploit sent 420.8 Ether (ETH) into Tornado Cash, while four holding wallets retained about 1,602 ETH.

Four separate holding wallets retain roughly 1,602 ETH. The distributor wallet used for the Tornado Cash deposits is nearly empty. At about 3.8 times the transfer amount, the remaining balance is larger than the 420.8 ETH moved to the mixer.

The two numbers describe different parts of the X100-linked wallet activity: one amount has been sent to Tornado Cash, while the other is still held across four addresses. The retained amount is about 1,181 ETH more than the transfer.

The distributor’s near-empty balance does not change the larger figure held in the four wallets. Together, the stated figures put 420.8 ETH in mixer deposits and about 1,602 ETH remaining in the four wallets. The holding addresses therefore retain more ETH than the mixer received.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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