Ethereum wallet thought to belong to Su Zhu moves nearly $30k

A pockets allegedly belonging to Three Arrows Capital (3AC) co-founder Su Zhu has moved funds for the primary time since his arrest months in the past.

Etherscan data displayed a number of incoming and outgoing ERC-20 token transactions to and from an deal with labeled suzhu.eth on Nov. 29.

One outgoing transaction concerned 3.75 million Gearbox (GEAR) tokens value beneath $30,000. Suzhu.eth moved these funds right into a decentralized trade known as CoW Protocol simply minutes after it obtained those self same tokens.

In one other outgoing transaction, suzhu.eth moved 1 billion of an ERC-20 token named SUZHU into Uniswap V2. Although the SUZHU token has zero worth based mostly on Etherscan information, Uniswap information reported $6,274 in quantity for the ETH-SUZHU pair over the 24-hour interval ending at 11:00 PM UTC on Nov. 29.

A number of different incoming transactions additionally originated largely however not completely from Uniswap. Not like the outgoing transactions, these incoming transactions wouldn’t have required licensed entry to Su Zhu’s pockets.

No different outgoing funds since arrest

Till now, the latest outgoing transactions involving Su Zhu’s pockets came about on or earlier than Sept. 21, days previous to his arrest on Sept. 29 in Singapore.

At the moment, Su Zhu was sentenced to 4 months in jail. It doesn’t seem that Su Zhu has been convicted of any crime. As an alternative, Three Arrows Capital’s liquidator, Teneo, reportedly obtained a committal order after Su Zhu did not cooperate, permitting police to arrest and imprison the manager.

Uncertainty round Su Zhu’s present state of affairs signifies that it’s unclear whether or not the transactions are suspicious. It’s doable that Su Zhu is not in jail, has web entry in jail, has permitted one other particular person to entry his pockets, or has surrendered management of the pockets following his arrest. He might also have organized for DeFi platforms to routinely entry his pockets.

Although it doesn’t appear that Su Zhu has admitted to proudly owning the pockets, information from Arkham Intelligence signifies that the pockets belongs to Su Zhu.