Bybit CEO Ben Zhou reported that 20% of the $1.4 B stolen in a hack has become untraceable, while 77% remains traceable and 3% has been frozen. The hack, attributed to the Lazarus Group, resulted in the loss of 400,000 ETH and related tokens. Zhou emphasized the importance of the next 2 weeks for freezing the stolen funds. A significant portion of the stolen ether has been converted to BTC and moved through THORChain, raising debates about the protocol's role in facilitating illicit activities.