ZachXBT Ties M1llionz to $667K in French Crypto Robberies as $93K Gets Frozen
TL;DR:
- Two armed home invasions carried out in France during April resulted in the theft of approximately $667,000 in crypto assets.
- On-chain investigator ZachXBT tied the stolen funds to the online persona M1llionz after mapping deposits and public wallets.
- Issuer Tether executed the freeze of $93,000 in USDT associated with the addresses under investigation.
On-chain investigator ZachXBT ties M1llionz to crypto robberies following the release of a forensic investigation on Monday, August 24, detailing the laundering of assets violently stolen in France.
1/ Meet M1llionz (RichMilly666), a French cybercriminal allegedly laundering assets from two violent home invasion robberies in France in April 2026 that netted $667K total, with a history of openly posting about bank and retail fraud on social media.
My work has led to a $93K… pic.twitter.com/0jIhg89aEW
- ZachXBT (@zachxbt) August 24, 2026
Key Points of the Robberies and the Financial Trail
The criminal incidents occurred three days apart during April. On April 17, five assailants broke into a residence on French territory and stole 7.2 BTC—worth roughly $557,000 at the time—inflicting injuries that required hospitalizations. Three days later, on April 20, a second armed robbery involving threats and unlawful detention resulted in the theft of an additional $110,000 in digital assets.
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