https://blockonomi.com/hacker-washes-25m-in-stolen-crypto-through-magic-the-gathering-card-scheme/
A stealthy hacker has siphoned over $25 million worth of ether through Tornado Cash only to turn around and spend the illicit funds on collectible Magic: The Gathering trading cards. The brazen scheme appears tailored to help the exploiter “wash” and cash out the stolen cryptocurrency while avoiding seizure…
Hacker “Washes” $25M in Stolen Crypto Through Magic: The Gathering Card Scheme
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