I don't expect them to register on Coinbase and just transfer btc from the address the victim was forced to send to. If they now what they're doing, they'll put coins through the mixer and cash out slowly in a non suspicious manner.
We've seen many spectacular bitcoin hacks over the years, in most cases hackers don't get caught.
We've seen many spectacular bitcoin hacks over the years, in most cases hackers don't get caught.
I have read somewhere (but torture me, I will not locate the source in a thousand years
) that almost all bitcoin addresses now contain some fractions of bitcoins that were the result of some bitcoin hacks and thefts. So it would seem that it is not possible to actually track bitcoins resulting from a theft or robbery, they will after some time get nicely and evenly distributed in many innocent people wallets.