The phishing gang has returned 3,764 ETH to the victim address of 1,155 WBTC, and the return is still ongoing.
Phishing groups have returned 3,764 ETH (worth $11.42 million) to victim addresses and are still in the process of returning more. The phishing group had exchanged 1155 WBTC for 22960 ETH and dispersed it into hundreds of wallets. Once the refunds are complete, it should be known how much of a reward the victims had offered the phishing group (according to previous online announcements, it was 10%).
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