On 2026‑05‑03, the subject transferred 18,500 USDT from their own wallet to an address controlled by the counterparty. This report reconstructs, hop by hop, where those funds moved on the public Ethereum ledger — and establishes that the funds came to rest at a KYC-regulated exchange deposit address within 51 minutes. Every movement below is anchored to a public transaction hash any party can independently verify.
| Hop | From → To | Amount | Timestamp (UTC) | Tx hash | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 · origin | 0x4a91…subject → 0x9f22…c7d1 | 18,500.00 | 05‑03 14:22:07 | 0x7c1e…e02f | Proven |
| 1 | 0x9f22…c7d1 → 0x3b8e…40aa | 18,500.00 | 05‑03 14:38:55 | 0x2d77…91b4 | Proven |
| 2 · split | 0x3b8e…40aa → 0x6c04…ff19 | 11,000.00 | 05‑03 14:47:31 | 0x8ae0…3c62 | Proven |
| 2 · split | 0x3b8e…40aa → 0x6c04…ff19 | 7,500.00 | 05‑03 14:47:31 | 0x8ae0…3c62 | Proven |
| 3 · deposit | 0x6c04…ff19 → Exchange deposit | 18,500.00 | 05‑03 15:13:44 | 0x1f55…a8dd | Lead |
Proven = the movement is recorded on the public ledger and independently re-verifiable from the cited hash. Lead = an inference toward an off-chain entity (here, a named exchange) that lawful process can confirm; not a conclusion.
The full 18,500 USDT consolidated at a deposit address attributed to a major KYC-regulated exchange at 15:13 UTC. Behind that address sits an account subject to identity verification — the point at which lawful process (exchange compliance, an IC3 referral, or a counsel-led subpoena) can attach a name.
The Hop-2 address received inflows from multiple unrelated origin wallets in the same window, consistent with a shared collection point rather than a single-victim path — a pattern that supports a consolidated complaint.
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