Dude, just swap BTC to ETH via Thorchain/Chainflip/NearIntents slowly over a day or two. Then put that ETH into Tornado 100ETH pool, secure your tornado notes. You can withdraw those Tornado notes as you need over the years/decades and no one can link them to this Liquid hack. You can try swapping small amounts into XMR but swap volume and spread will bite you. You can try wasabi coinjoin but usage patterns and timing analysis after coinjoin is completed might link you to Liquid hack. Send me a tip if this info is useful!
MORE FROM LIQUID NETWORK PEG-OUT[OpenPGP encrypted transmission to Blockstream Security]1d agopump.fun CA:ECqWJRbBN7y4nUkGFyigGvXB4zb9ap4hycw6jYtNpump1d ago[OpenPGP encrypted transmission to Blockstream Security]1d agoPeter K Todd is a lying duplicitous piece of shit. He knows Blockstream cannot borrow 600 BTC or even 60 BTC. Peter Todd has lived high off the hogg from Blockstream scam money for years. 'A likely possibility is that Blockstream just doesn't have 600BTC that they can simply hand over to an attacker. They hopefully can get a 600BTC loan..' No they can't get a loan and Peter K Todd knows it. Google NatInfoSec Substack.1d ago{"whitehats.live"} Donating all the bitcoins1d ago
Etched into the Bitcoin blockchain. It cannot be deleted, edited, or taken down.
ON-CHAIN RECORD
TXID
BLOCK#966,529 · 2026-09-11
FEE4 sat/vB · 2,740 sats ≈ $2.13
ADDRESS
SENDER
COLLECTIONLiquid Network Peg-Out Bulletin Board
PROTOCOLtext
CATEGORYLaundry / Service Ads (AI)
SIZE527 bytes
TIME54d ago · 17:07 UTC
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