Following the March exploit that saw millions in non-fungible tokens and Ether stolen from Remilia DAO, the hacker has moved $4.3 million worth of crypto assets through the Tornado Cash crypto mixer, according to CertiK's June 17 report. CertiK revealed that 1,209.5 Ether (ETH), equivalent to approximately $4.3 million, was deposited into Tornado Cash, originating from addresses linked to the Remilia hack earlier this year.

Remilia DAO, known for its Milady Maker NFT collection, experienced a significant breach on March 16, during which large amounts of ETH and NFTs were siphoned off to a wallet that subsequently liquidated the assets.

Krishna Okhandiar, also known as Charlotte Fang, the founder of Remilia and Milady, reported the hack on platforms like X, where the community identified the receiving address and tracked subsequent transactions.

Post-hack, the address involved in the breach sold off Milady Maker-associated NFTs and transferred $1 million in ETH to another address. Meanwhile, a memecoin inspired by Milady NFTs, named Milady Wif Hat (LADYF), conducted a presale on the Solana network just days after the exploit. Despite its initial success, the project faced scrutiny and saw its price drop significantly.

The movement of funds through Tornado Cash indicates ongoing efforts by the hacker to conceal the origin of the stolen assets, posing ongoing challenges for authorities and blockchain security firms monitoring such incidents.