$106 Million Suspected Stolen From EU Entity as Funds Flow Into Monero: ZachXBT
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$106 million in suspected stolen funds from an unnamed European Union entity is being laundered into Monero, according to onchain investigator ZachXBT, who published 11 addresses and a TRM Labs graph tracing the flows through a Tron bridge. The investigator did not identify the victim or the exchanges involved, but the funds' conversion into privacy-focused XMR via Tron infrastructure suggests a deliberate effort to obscure the trail. The incident ranks among the larger thefts tied to an EU-based victim this year and underscores the growing use of Monero and cross-chain bridges in laundering stolen crypto. Watch for follow-up disclosures identifying the victim entity, any exchange freezes on the flagged addresses, and potential law enforcement action as tracing efforts continue.
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