2.12 billion XRP out of the 2.37 billion XRP stolen from Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen has been transferred to exchanges
According to Lookonchain monitoring, four wallets belonging to Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple, have been hacked. Approximately 237 million XRP (approximately $117 million) in total has been stolen, with approximately 212 million XRP (approximately $105 million) being transferred to exchanges. 2,500 XRP (approximately $12.35 million) is still in the wallet rHVjfY.
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