55,000 cryptocurrency users affected in Bitpoint’s $28 million hack

55,000 cryptocurrency users affected in Bitpoint’s $28 million hack
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2019-7-16 15:47

Embattled cryptocurrency exchange Bitpoint has revealed that roughly half of its 110,000 users were affected by last week’s $3. 02 billion yen ($28 million) hack, reports The Mainchi. Speaking at a Tokyo press conference, Bitpoint president Genki Oda noted that of the 3.

02 billion yen stolen, customers owned 2. 06 billion yen ($19 million), while 960 million yen ($8. 9 million) consisted of the company’s own holdings. According to Oda, customer losses represented 13 percent of the total amount of cryptocurrency users had kept on Bitpoint. He also pledged to repay victims (in cryptocurrency) once standard trade resumes. The theft, which included sums of Bitcoin, Bitcoin…

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