Crypto Broker FPG Suspends Services After $15 Million Cyberattack
Floating Point Group (FPG), a crypto prime brokerage, has suspended all withdrawals, deposits and trading on its platform after suffering from a $15 million cyberattack over the weekend. The firm said in a Twitter thread...
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The firm said in a Twitter thread on Wednesday that although it had managed to limit the overall impact of the attack, operations were still being suspended “out of an abundance of caution.”...
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