CoinTurk News says hundreds of dormant ETH wallets were drained, with the damage totaling about $800,000.
According to the report, most of the affected wallets had not been accessed for more than four years. That long inactivity is what made them “dormant” in the first place, and also what likely reduced the odds of users noticing quickly.
CoinTurk News also claims the attackers used ThorChain as part of the process to hide their tracks after moving the stolen funds. In other words, the alleged theft route included an obfuscation step, not just a direct transfer.
The source text does not provide additional details like how the wallets were compromised or which exact transactions were involved. It also does not clarify whether ThorChain was used through specific swaps, routing, or another mechanism. What the report does give is the scale, the dormancy window, and the claimed post-theft concealment method.