Who’s Next? OneKey CEO Warns Hackers Will Target Blackrock’s Bitcoin ETF
Yishi Wang, founder and CEO of hardware wallet company OneKey, suggested that North Korean hackers could be eyeing another major target after Binance was ransacked: BlackRock’s IBIT, the world’s largest bitcoin ETF, hold...
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