They also can't be stupid enough to not understand that using a single address that is blocked in most web wallets now is completely dumb.
Everyone always assumes stuff like this after every big criminal case. But every time it turns out that yes they were that stupid.
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Of course I can understand if you somehow unable or unwilling to talk about it, but I'm really curious and it can't hurt to ask :).
I mean, if you spent $$$$ shorting Tesla stock, then a week later the stock nosedived in response to a tweet and you made a big profit, that doesn't prove you were behind the tweet.
It wouldn't even be illegal, unless there was independent proof you were behind the hack. Without that, you just placed a bet which happened to be a lucky one - just like anyone else who was short Tesla.
Yes, it would be ... but it would also be hard to prove.
I'd be surprised if that even got you interviewed, let alone searched for hacking tools.
Unless they've fingered you by some other means, in which case it's irrelevant how you were planning to get the money out.