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ZachXBT: North Korean Developers Have Received $165 Million in Crypto Payments This Year

ZachXBT: North Korean Developers Have Received $165 Million in Crypto Payments This Year

2025/07/02 12:57
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, crypto investigator ZachXBT stated that North Korean developers have received $165 million in payments from the crypto sector this year, with monthly payments ranging from $3,000 to $8,000. This suggests their involvement in 345 entry-level positions or 920 senior roles. These individuals refuse to meet with local colleagues and frequently refer each other for project roles or change their Github usernames. Token flow analysis indicates that a certain exchange is involved in these transactions.

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