[Cvsp]

A decentralized and non-KYC crypto exchange was hacked. FixedFloat, a known option to exchange bitcoin and several cryptocurrencies in a decentralized and pseudonymous way, lost over $26 million in an alleged hack, according to their team. Financial losses from this incident include 409 BTC BTC and 1,728 ETH.

The incident was initially reported through X by community members on February 17. But at that moment, the comments were about the forced maintenance the platform was experiencing and the long times some transactions were taking. Only after an hour, the FixedFloat team addressed the issue, arguing "some minor technical problems." The platform still under manintenance.


source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-ass...20651a4514

[landforces]

thanks you perfect

[n4rkoman]

Thx mate, thats awesome

[mrgg5]

that's a shame. they have good service

[Lumix971]

need for robust security measures and rapid response protocols in the crypto space

[FuckingJackass]

A decentralized and non-KYC crypto exchange was hacked. FixedFloat, a known option to exchange bitcoin and several cryptocurrencies in a decentralized and pseudonymous way, lost over $26 million in an alleged hack, according to their team. Financial losses from this incident include 409 BTC BTC and 1,728 ETH.

The incident was initially reported through X by community members on February 17. But at that moment, the comments were about the forced maintenance the platform was experiencing and the long times some transactions were taking. Only after an hour, the FixedFloat team addressed the issue, arguing "some minor technical problems." The platform still under manintenance.


source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-ass...20651a4514

Whoever did it will not get caught if were careful and have a great retirement