2019-7-17 15:40 |
BITPoint Japan has said that the roughly 50,000 users who lost funds in its recent hack will be reimbursed in cryptocurrency on a 1:1 basis. origin »
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After suffering a security breach last week, Japanese crypto exchange Bitpoint has announced that it will refund 50,000 affected users, who collectively lost about $20 million, when the business reopens trading services on the platform.
2019-7-17 18:27 | |
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Japanese crypto exchange operator Bitpoint pledged to compensate the victims of the recent hack. The company plans to refund about $30 million worth of cryptocurrency. About 50,000 Clients Affected by the Hack On Tuesday, Bitpoint published an update on its website, revealing the amounts of stolen crypto.
2019-7-16 17:00 | |
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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.
2019-7-16 15:47 | |
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Japanese crypto exchange Bitpoint announced it has been hit by a major hack, with malicious actors stealing $32 million worth of five different cryptocurrencies. A majority of the stolen funds were taken from the platform's users, with just over a quarter of the amount stolen from the exchange itself.
2019-7-12 18:58 | |
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The trustee of Mt. Gox tasked with compensating users reportedly did sell funds openly on a major exchange, data suggests
2019-2-5 11:02 | |
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Today it was announced that Latin American-based crypto exchange BITPOINT will be using AlphaPoint technology for its upgraded exchange platform. The new platform is now live and offering on-ramp and off-ramp capabilities to the Latin American market.
The exchange lost 3 billion yuan during a hack on July 11.
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Bitpoint was hacked last week when hackers stole 3. 5 billion yen ($32 million) from the exchange’s hot wallet, of which 2. 5 billion yen were customer funds.
After a $30-million hack last week, Japan-based cryptocurrency exchange Bitpoint says it's discovered that another $2.3 million is missing.