North Korean Crypto Hacker Lazarus Already Has $47 Million Usd in Wallets.
According to data collected on Dune Analytics from 21.co, the parent company of 21Shares, wallets associated with the Lazarus Group currently hold around $47 Million USD worth of digital assets, consisting of $42.5 Million USD in BTC, $1.9 Million USD in Ethereum, $1.1 Million USD in BNB and $640 Thousand USD in stablecoins, mainly Binance USD.
However, the amount of crypto stored seems to have dropped from the $86 million the group had on September 6, a few days after the Stake.com hacking case involving Lazarus.
Dune tracks 295 wallets identified by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) as belonging to this hack group. Surprisingly, they don’t have any privacy coins, such as Monero, Dash, or Zcash, which are arguably much harder to trace.
Meanwhile, the Lazarus wallet is still very active, with the most recent transaction recorded on September 20. 21.co also notes that the group’s holdings are likely much higher than reported. “It should be noted that these are the most minimal ownership estimates of the Lazarus group based on publicly available information,” it said.
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