On-chain trackers flagged a significant revival from the Drift Protocol exploiter, routing 25,710 ETH—roughly $61.2 million—into Tornado Cash following nearly two months of dormancy. The address tied to the massive April incident on the Solana-based perpetual DEX still controls around 81,454 ETH, leaving roughly $194 million in reserve. What stands out isn't just the return to privacy mixers, but the broader liquidation roadmap: while depositing into Tornado Cash obscures traceability rather than dumping directly onto spot order books, these tranches historically signal staged OTC cash-outs and decentralized liquidations. With such a heavy stash still parked in hacker-controlled wallets, the sudden reactivation keeps a noticeable supply overhang hanging over market participants monitoring large whale movements.