STOLEN CRYPTOCURRENCIES ARE STILL CHANGING HANDS.

The hacker, who recently stole 342,000 Ethereum (ETH) from the South Korea-based cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, is moving funds quickly.

Ethereum (ETH) funds are being transferred to decentralized exchanges
Over the past 24 hours, whale watchers have detected the stolen cryptos in eight separate transactions circulating in varying amounts. According to the whale Warning, part of the ETH was sent to the Tokenlon Stock Exchange, where it was replaced by VEOS, a token linked to EOS, and the centerless Stock Exchange.

Here are details of the massive transactions hackers have made in recent days to cash in on the ETS they stole:

$ 584 worth of stolen 5,005 ETH transferred to unknown purses
$ 092 worth of stolen 5,005 ETH transferred to unknown purses
$ 476 worth of stolen 100 ETH was transferred to unknown purses
$ 823 worth of stolen 500 ETH was transferred to unknown purses
$ 958 worth of stolen 1,000 ETH was transferred to unknown purses
$ 829 worth of stolen 1,000 ETH was transferred to unknown purses
$ 871 worth of stolen 1,000 ETH was transferred to unknown purses
$ 421 worth of stolen 1,500 ETH was transferred to unknown purses