Hackers suspected to have begun returning funds to the U.S. government have returned about $6.1 million in crypto assets
On October 25, hackers are suspected to have begun returning funds to the U.S. government, whose wallet has received 13.19 million aUSDCs and 2,408 ETHs worth $6.1 million from the hacker's address, according to Onchain Lens monitoring.
In news earlier today, the U.S. government wallet address was suspected to have been attacked and about $20 million was transferred to the attacker's address.
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