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US Court Approves Transfer of $71M in Frozen ETH Tied to North Korean Lazarus Group Hack

BitcoinWorld US Court Approves Transfer of $71M in Frozen ETH Tied to North Korean Lazarus Group Hack A federal court in Manhattan has authorized the transfer of approximately $71 million in Ether (ETH) that was frozen following a major exploit linked to the North Korean hacking syndicate known as t...
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A Manhattan federal court allowed Aave to advance its plan to recover US$71 million frozen ETH after an exploit linked to North Korea. The decision enabled a future onchain vote in Arbitrum to move the funds to an Aave-controlled wallet, although the legal claims of victims of terrorism over those assets remain in place. *** Judge Margaret Garnett modified a previous restriction to allow Arbitrum DAO to vote for the transfer of the immobilized E…

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Crypto Adventure broke the news on Saturday, May 9, 2026.
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