Atomic Wallet freezes $2 million in "suspicious deposits" on exchange after attack

Atomic Wallet, the crypto wallet that was hacked in June this year, said it had frozen $2 million in "suspicious deposits" together with crypto exchanges. Blockchain intelligence companies Chainaanalysis and Crystal have assisted the wallet company in identifying and containing this threat. Atomic Wallet said the attackers used sophisticated methods to bridge funds to the Bitcoin blockchain, including using bridges and mixers, with most of the funds ending up in the Tron and Bitcoin networks. (Cointelegraph) According to previous news, dozens of high-net-worth investors from Russia and the CIS launched a class action lawsuit against Atomic Wallet, claiming that they lost US$12 million due to the theft of Atomic Wallet. "We are working to recover assets for our clients and will file a class action lawsuit against Atomic Wallet. They did not provide any information about the hack to our clients and did not report it to the police," the lawsuit attorney said.