The Anti-Money Laundering Authority has seized crypto worth USD 1.5 billion from a major hacking incident.

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The Anti-Money Laundering Authority has recently made significant progress in tackling a major cryptocurrency theft case that involved USD 1.5 billion.

Background and Discovery

During an investigation, the authority identified suspicious activities linked to a Greek crypto exchange user who had received a substantial amount of Ethereum. The authorities traced these funds back to a massive cyberheist at Bybit, known as TraderTraitor.

The Cyberheist Details

According to official reports, the theft occurred in February 2025 and was attributed to a renowned hacking group. This event highlighted the scale of the crime with a staggering loss.

Investigation and Actions Taken

The Anti-Money Laundering Authority issued a Seizure Order for the implicated crypto wallet and its illicit contents. A detailed report was compiled and submitted to the appropriate Prosecutor’s Office for further legal proceedings.

The authority operates as part of a national effort aimed at enhancing transparency and combating financial crimes. With support from the Ministry of National Economy, it continues to refine its operations for more effective and independent ongoing enhancements.

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