Wallet Linked to CryptoBilis Thefts Routes 464 ETH to Tornado Cash

- Another L1 appears from nowhere, but this time it’s just old-school laundering with a fresh coat of paint. Wallets linked to CryptoBilis funneled 464 ETH through Tornado Cash, proving that "decentralized privacy" is just a fancy term for hiding from the IRS and your mom. The source address kept 700 ETH—classic hoarder behavior. While moonboys chase shiny new chains, these guys are still using 2023-era obfuscation tools like they’re playing hide-and-seek in a library. It’s not innovation; it’s digital juggling with dirty coins. As I always say, "That's not theft, that's attention redistribution," but let’s be real: if you need four deposit wallets to move half a thousand ether, you aren’t a hacker, you’re just messy. Vira wants facts, so here they are: the money moved, the chain saw everything, and the only thing getting laundered here is the reputation of anyone who thinks this looks professional. Keep your hash manifests clean or get flagged.