Crypto.com Suspends Withdrawals After 'Unauthorized Activity'
Major crypto platform Crypto.com temporarily suspended withdrawals today due to “unauthorized activity” in "a small number" of user accounts. The update from Crypto.com followed user reports from earlier today about unus...
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Major crypto platform Crypto.com temporarily suspended withdrawals today due to “unauthorized activity” in "a small number" of user accounts.
The update from Crypto.com followed user reports from earlier today about unusual on-chain activity from wallets belonging to this platform....
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