Bitcoin mining pool BTC.com reports $3M cyberattack
BTC.com, the seventh-largest Bitcoin mining pool, said that its client fund services were unaffected by the recent $3 million cyberattack.
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BTC.com, the seventh-largest Bitcoin mining pool, said that its client fund services were unaffected by the recent $3 million cyberattack.
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