According to ZachXBT, in late 2024, after Elham's release, funds stolen from Zkasino were laundered using chainhopping techniques across ZkSync, Starknet, EVM-compatible chains, and Solana. The funds were dispersed through multiple channels: cashing out to OTC brokers, converting to XMR via instant crypto exchanges, and trading across networks. These laundering activities have increased cross-chain transaction volumes and heightened scrutiny on privacy coins and decentralized exchanges, directly impacting liquidity, risk assessment, and trading strategies for assets like SOL and XMR. (Source: ZachXBT on Twitter, June 16, 2025)

According to ZachXBT, chainhopping is a frequent tactic used by threat actors. He notes that neither Socket nor third-party bridges can mitigate this issue, as one can simply verify the transaction hash on the bridge explorer, socketscan.io.