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The link from OP to blockstream.info works fine for me.

I took a little closer look at the destination address bc1qtckat8kjghl33lvm7m3ur2x23h5gqmyd2g7app and am a bit surprised to see that it has been reused multiple times. Understandable if it's hard-coded in some malware, otherwise not so much. If I were a criminal, I would avoid address reuse as much as possible because it ties criminal actions too easily together.

Interesting are tx 5f547a778366dae8ad14cf8f9d200d5a40b82f6273ef65cbe067c91ccb72bae7 and especially tx 32d5010f9218e99a98e53046621597687c11c5650f83672413c8570e1a3a1f08 where the latter moves 0.29001678BTC to two outputs with address bc1qaxljza7lx9gp6k5ue4377uuty2fengfqmk2ydw receiving the majority of it.

The amount is then transfered to address 3LqMzezxzzS6zcxRsck3CB3CKFcsGJvcUs which is part of a wallet that has seen ~7million transactions attributed to it. Could be an exchange or mixer (I haven't looked any deeper).