According to CoinMeta, as monitored by security agency Salus, approximately 3,600 stolen SOL were transferred via automated scripts through multiple pathways and entered the HitBTC hot wallet at 16:51 on November 3rd. Salus pointed out that HitBTC was involved in multiple cases of cryptocurrency theft and money laundering. As of July this year, about 22 million US dollars in illicit funds have flowed into this platform. In the approximately 1.4 billion US dollars stolen in the Bybit incident, at least 3.68 million US dollars related to North Korean money laundering networks entered HitBTC. Moreover, the request for collaborative investigation from Bybit has not received a response.