Kraken-CertiK saga turns murky as part of exploited funds go ‘missing’
Kraken is planning to take legal action against security firm CertiK as the “white hat” operation by the security firm turns into a legal blunder.
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Kraken is planning to take legal action against security firm CertiK as the “white hat” operation by the security firm turns into a legal blunder.
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