Robin Hood or remorseful hacker?As cryptocurrency has grown in relevance and value over the course of the last 12 months, cryptocurrency fraud has simultaneously become much more prevalent. With users flocking to services like Coinbase, Kraken, and others, it's inevitable that the hackers and scammers of this world would find a way to dupe the odd customer out of a few thousand dollars. However, we seldom see attacks of the scale of one witnessed last year, where an alleged hacker hacked a cryptocurrency startup called Coindash and replaced the legitimate Ethereum address for their brand new Initial Coin Offering with their own, tricking unsuspecting victims into sending them their Ether instead of to Coindash. The scam promptly brought in roughly 43,000 ether worth around $7.4 million at the time and approximately $37 million today.However, it seems the legacy of that attack and the millions lost are still continuing and manifesting to this day, as the hacker appears to have bee...
