Bybit repays Bitget’s 40,000 ETH loan after $1.4B hack
Bybit swiftly repaid a 40,000 ETH loan from Bitget, ensuring smooth withdrawals after a $1.4 billion hack attributed to the Lazarus Group.
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Bybit swiftly repaid a 40,000 ETH loan from Bitget, ensuring smooth withdrawals after a $1.4 billion hack attributed to the Lazarus Group.
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