This is from another forum but worth the cross post for the value

The test node exited with 186,672.744183 XPY
129,607.455083 XPY went to PLathyqo3P5D4pNMMat7s26mpUnjP7SLZX
57,065.2881 XPY went to P9HwdnKRZD5niS7ua9pSV4DnjKxRPHw73Y (this wallet paid for the majority of the coin destruction three days later, yet didn't have the full 113,344.0 XPY at the time to do it on the date of 02-10.)
Difference of 129,607.455083 XPY - 57,065.2881 XPY = 72,542.166983
Another way to say it, is that the test coins, that weren't destroyed (72,542.166983 out of the 186,672.744183 XPY) went PLathyqo3P5D4pNMMat7s26mpUnjP7SLZX. That address did more interesting things with those coins and kept going, still alive to this day.
Simplified.
1. Out of 186,672.744183 XPY, only 113,344.0 XPY were destroyed.
2. The 129,607.455083 XPY that went to PLathyqo3P5D4pNMMat7s26mpUnjP7SLZX kept moving and I'll give a hint. It kept getting bigger and also still did transfers to P9HwdnKRZD5niS7ua9pSV4DnjKxRPHw73Y in various sums. This went on even after the 02/13 destruction and is still ongoing.
Simplified - They made XPY (money) out of air, staged its destruction (didn't get the numbers even right), and used the rest to keep making more money.A SEC/FTA/FBI auditor or whomever (maybe they'll just take turns?) is going to have a field day with them.