Indonesian crypto exchange Indodax goes offline after suspected $22M hack
The breach compromised hot wallets on the exchange, resulting in the loss of Bitcoin, Ether, TRX, MATIC and other cryptocurrencies. Indodax has temporarily suspended operations.
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The breach compromised hot wallets on the exchange, resulting in the loss of Bitcoin, Ether, TRX, MATIC and other cryptocurrencies. Indodax has temporarily suspended operations.
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