Top crypto firms on HIGH ALERT Exchanges and stablecoin issuers are STEPPING UP their response after the FBI blamed North Korea-linked $6.3B Binance heist. - Coinbase: Tightened…
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🔥Top crypto firms on HIGH ALERT
Exchanges and stablecoin issuers are STEPPING UP their response after the FBI blamed North Korea-linked $6.3B Binance heist.
- Coinbase: Tightened cold storage contr…
🔥Top crypto firms on HIGH ALERT
Exchanges and stablecoin issuers are STEPPING UP their response after the FBI blamed North Korea-linked $6.3B Binance heist.
- Coinbase: Tightened cold storage controls as a precaution to protect customer assets.
- Kraken: Is reviewing its security systems following the attack.
- Binance: Revoked affected authorisations and enlisted blockchain investigators and law enforcement to trace stolen funds.
- OKX: CEO Star Xu proposed real-time industry alerts to flag attacks, coordinate responses and track suspicious funds.
- Tether: Froze approximately $1.57 BILLION linked to the attack.
- Circle: Froze another $800 MILLION, bringing the combined amount blocked to roughly $2.37 BILLION.
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