Opsek founder Pablo Sabbatella on North Korea now holding more ETH than the Ethereum Foundation from a single hack "The industry has to start learning from this. I don't know if…
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Opsek founder Pablo Sabbatella on North Korea now holding more ETH than the Ethereum Foundation from a single hack "The industry has to start learning from this. I don't know if you saw, but three ho…
Opsek founder Pablo Sabbatella on North Korea now holding more ETH than the Ethereum Foundation from a single hack "The industry has to start learning from this. I don't know if you saw, but three hours ago, Mercado Bitcoin in Brazil was also hacked for $40 million." "I think that if the industry really doesn't wake up, and it's not waking up, in my opinion, things are gonna get far worse." "I'm not saying that AI was involved here, but with the velocity and speed of AI, vulnerabilities are being found too fast." "So most systems are gonna be compromised, and we already know how crypto is the big difference with TradFi. They hack you once, and most of the funds are gone." "This time, the industry was quite fast. Tether, Circle, Ripple, Arbitrum Security Council, and I think that nearly half of the money was frozen. But the rest, everything is gone." "Only from this hack, now DPRK holds more ETH than the EF. That's kind of a meme, but it's real. It's super sad."
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