ChainThink reports that on August 2, according to X platform, Alex Thorn, Head of Research at Galaxy Research, stated that 17 BTC from a Coldcard attack victim who held nearly 30 BTC were split and converted into ETH via THORChain, then deposited into the offshore gambling platform Duel.com.
After tracking, this portion of funds corresponds to approximately 229.72 ETH, valued at around $445,000.
The victim and research team have emailed the known address of Duel.com, providing transaction and deposit information and requesting a freeze on the funds, but the recipient responded that law enforcement must contact the platform.
Thorn stated that Duel.com’s anti-money laundering policy claims to enforce KYC and comply with relevant laws, but its refusal to freeze funds after being notified of verified, attack-related资金 may constitute aiding theft.
He also stated that if the funds are not frozen, the platform will face significant legal action.


