Thank you all for your answer. It's what I expected.

Thank you as well for your advises. I already changed all my passwords, activated 2FA, recovery e-mail and phone options, etc.
E-mail in exchanges have been changed as well (to my new e-mail account). I recovered access to my e-mail so hacker can't log in anymore (in fact, he was in for only a few hours in the end). In any case, I'm going to burn that e-mail account and only use the new one, just in case.

Bastard, enjoy my 2 btc Let's hope a new altbull run fixes it lol

Hello,

A hacker (I don't know how) got access to my main e-mail account and from there, he could recover all my secondary e-mails. Unfortunately, I had setup 2FA for most of my accounts but not all of them and he could steal a couple of btc from me (they were in two blockchain.info wallets without 2FA, only e-mail verification...)

I know it's my fault and I can't do anything about it.

However, following the money (the hacker does many dummy transaction to many bitcoins accounts used almost only to forward the money) bitcoins end up in:

1) An address that has received millions of $. Likely an exchange.
2) An address with ONE transaction and the equivalent to 139.000$. This money is sent to two new addresses: an exchange (I think) and a bitcoin address with 80.000$ with this tx only.

Would it be possible to identify the addresses and contact the exchange to block this motherfucker or something like this?

Addresses where money ENDS:

1) https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/37FQTRzACeC2Se7pgXN1WJH7YA75QsHNXJ
2) https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1JuNT9DjmQxXbXjCc67yCf41X6TeajVFbr

If you think this can, somehow, go further and providing the whole traceability helps, please let me know.

Thank you