Could regulation have prevented the Binance hack? @tayvano_ believes North Korean hackers were responsible and doubts regulatory oversight alone could have stopped them. “I have…
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Could regulation have prevented the Binance hack?
@tayvano_ believes North Korean hackers were responsible and doubts regulatory oversight alone could have stopped them.
“I have very little faith th…
Could regulation have prevented the Binance hack?
@tayvano_ believes North Korean hackers were responsible and doubts regulatory oversight alone could have stopped them.
“I have very little faith that any regulatory body can prevent DPRK.” https://t.co/DWIEGfHXrF
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