380 million dollars of stolen bybit tokens in the hacking operation disappeared without a trace. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou stated that 2795% of the funds lost in the hack, which amounted to 1.4 billion dollars and was executed by the North Korean Lazarus Group, has become untraceable or "disappeared without a trace". Zhou stated in an executive summary published on platform X: "The total funds hacked amounted to 1.4 billion US dollars, equivalent to about 500,000 Ethereum (ETH). 68.57% of these funds remain traceable, 27.59% have disappeared, and 3.84% have been frozen. The untraceable funds initially flowed into mixers, then crossed bridges to peer-to-peer (P2P) trading platforms and over-the-counter (OTC) markets." He further clarified that the untraceable funds were first transferred to mixing services, before being converted via bridges to P2P and OTC platforms, noting the use of the Wasabi service, a cryptocurrency mixing platform, to launder a certain amount of Bitcoin (BTC). Subsequently, part of these funds entered other mixing platforms such as CryptoMixer, Tornado Cash, and Railgun.