Qubit’s fourth exploit report narrows on the attacker’s later laundering path after funds were moved from an earlier BSC wallet to a new address. The exploiter swapped portions of the stolen assets through PancakeSwap and Ellipsis, bridged value via Celer, converted remaining funds to BUSD through Synapse Bridge Zap, and then used Curve SynthSwap on Ethereum to convert received USDC and USDT into ETH. Qubit states that all stolen assets had been consolidated as ETH in a single Ethereum wallet, 0xd01ae1a708614948b2b5e0b7ab5be6afa01325c7, while listing supporting BSC and Ethereum transaction IDs.