Wall Street Journal: CertiK confirms Bybit incident as the largest theft in crypto history
02-22 04:04
<p>Odaily News The Wall Street Journal quoted the Web3.0 security agency CertiK as saying that the Bybit theft was the largest single theft in the history of encryption, and the stolen assets resulting from this hacker attack were valued at more than US$1.4 billion.<br/> After the incident, Bybit announced that it had reported the case to the relevant authorities. Its CEO Ben Zhou said that all Bybit functions and products are still operating normally, the exchange has solvency, and will bear the full amount of customer losses. As of now, all Bybit withdrawal requests have been processed and the withdrawal system has returned to normal speed.<br/></p>
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