The hacker who stole $68 million via "address poisoning" recently contacted the victim, returning 51 $ETH (~$153,800) with a message to connect on Telegram. This communication was evidenced through on-chain data on the Etherscan platform. The scammer messaged the victim twice, urging them to leave their Telegram contact. This exchange followed the victim's request for a significant portion of the funds on May 5. The returned 51 ETH constitutes only 4.2% of the requested amount. In response, the victim warned the scammer that laundering the funds is impossible, emphasizing the risk of being traced. The victim also urged the hacker to keep 10% of the stolen amount, with the expectation of returning the remainder by May 6.