According to CoinMeta, an on-chain analyst reported that suspected North Korean hackers transferred approximately $1.46 million through the Jupiter Lend and Circle cross-chain bridges. The funds were initially withdrawn from a wallet address marked Solana (starting with affzfd) located at FBI. After being dispersed to about 35 temporary addresses through intermediate wallets, they were re-collected and deposited into Jupiter Lend. A few minutes later, a similar amount was withdrawn from another new wallet. Subsequently, the funds were exchanged for USDC and then transferred out of Solana via the Circle cross-chain bridge. After passing through Noble and dYdX, they were returned to a new address on the Solana network. A total of approximately $1.4634 million was transferred out through 16 transactions, and then re-transferred back through 19 transactions, with the amount transferred out and back differing by about $10. According to the analyst, the relevant funds were not frozen.