I disagree. Assuming the start of the timer is when they first encountered Binance systems they moved very quickly to make the transfers. It suggests to me either some or all of this was automated or they had prepared in advance with some inside knowledge of Binance architecture.

>they had prepared in advance with some inside knowledge of Binance architecture

That is a safe bet 92% of time, but they rushed getting the stolen coins into a tumbler service. The kind of people that do business in bitcoin, are not the class of folks you want finding these thieves first.

Yet, picking politically attractive proxy-scapegoats is a classic pro move. =3

They passed 6 billion through a tumbler service?? Like what bitcoin fog used to do, back in the day? You’d think a tumbler service would just exit scam with that kinda money.

Also I thought tumblers didn’t work anymore? Didn’t they figure out how to trace btc anyway?

it's a decentralized service. yes it's traceable

In fact it would be far more interesting if it happened over the course of hours/days/months, because that would be an indication that they managed to remain undetected for a long period of time.