After the July breach of payment service provider Triple-A, about 4,970 Ether (ETH), worth roughly $12.4 million, was moved into the Tornado Cash mixing service on October 9. The stolen funds were consolidated into a single wallet before being split into 56 transactions, mostly in 100 ETH chunks. This movement through a mixer suggests an attempt to obscure the origin of the stolen assets. Triple-A had previously stated that customer funds were not affected by the breach.
The recent movement of 4,970 ETH into Tornado Cash after the July Triple-A theft provides context for cryptocurrency market activity. For readers following crypto markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Oct 10, 2026 15:02 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 30 rose and 19 fell today. Kusama (KSM) gained 5.01% to Rp90.259 with a typical hold time of 80 days, contrasting Algorand (ALGO) which dropped 4.60% to Rp2.055 and has a longer hold time of 129 days, while Synthetix (SNX) rose 4.26% to Rp4.356 with a hold time of 70 days.
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A wallet linked to the Triple-A hack transferred 4,970 Ether (about $12.4 million) into the Tornado Cash mixer on October 9, using 56 deposits to obscure the trail. The funds were consolidated from multiple transactions and moved across Ethereum chai...
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