Bitget records $463M in net outflows after hack steals up to $388M from exchange
The hack underscores the critical need for robust third-party security measures and could erode trust in crypto exchanges, impacting user confidence. The post Bitget records $463M in net outflows after hack steals up to...
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The hack underscores the critical need for robust third-party security measures and could erode trust in crypto exchanges, impacting user confidence.
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