I heard that the campaign participants are responsible with the losses /jk.
But, it looks weird if the hackers sent the coins to HitBTC, it was an old exchange and had many scam accusations. I think the hackers did that with an intention.
Maybe the hacker was an idiot. Moving stolen funds to centralized crypto exchanges seems like a dumb move. The Metawin team identifying more than 115 addresses associated with the hacker also means that this guy(or several guys) was/were not that smart.
What if Metawin was hacked by a smart hacker(or a team of hackers) and he/they managed to cover his/their traces? Maybe the Metawin team was lucky this time.
I haven't heard about the crypto exchange HitBTC in the last couple of years. I remember that I had an account there. Those were the good old days.
There were many articles I've read the hackers send the money to centralized exchanges, I had no idea why they didn't learn from the others, but that's a good thing. What if Metawin was hacked by a smart hacker(or a team of hackers) and he/they managed to cover his/their traces? Maybe the Metawin team was lucky this time.
I haven't heard about the crypto exchange HitBTC in the last couple of years. I remember that I had an account there. Those were the good old days.
But, it looks weird if the hackers sent the coins to HitBTC, it was an old exchange and had many scam accusations. I think the hackers did that with an intention.