Crypto prices dipped after theft of $ 1.5 billion from Bybit Exchange

Crypto prices dipped after theft of $ 1.5 billion from Bybit Exchange


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Bitcoin traded the earlier profit of 1.4% a day to drop 2.1% and traded in New York at about $ 96,057 at 2:32 pm on Friday. Ether – stolen tokens in Baibit Hack – slipped more than 7% to high and trading at around $ 2,650. The two biggest cryptocurrency remained within the boundaries in which they have traded for most of this month. Small altcoins like XRP, Solana and Dogecoin posted deep recession.

Alexis Sirkia, president of Yellow Network and co-founder of market maker GSR, said, “Bybit Breech has triggered a market recession.” He said, “With previous CEX failures, after panic selling and liquidity disruption, highlighting the ongoing risks of centralized detention,” he said, “CEX” used “CEX” shorthand using “CEX”.

Coinbase Global Inc. shares, the largest American Crypto Exchange, slipped over 5% after the first rally when the company announced that the US Securities and Exchange Commission were set to leave their year’s case against the company.

Bitcoin and other major tokens have traded in a narrow range in recent weeks, which is accompanied by the instability contained for short -term bitcoin option contracts to be the lowest since June. The sudden decline in digital assets earlier this month inspired the rapidly wave of liquidation of stakes, falling to 26% on Ether 2 February.

Baybit CEO Ben Jhou confirmed that a hacker controlled one of the exchanges’ offline ethrium wallets. While the full effect of hack is not clear, a significant amount of stolen crypto assets was already being sold. Research firm Arkham Intelligence said that the funds stolen from the exchange have started to go to the new address where they are being sold. ”

According to the blockchain analytics firm Endkar, hack is the largest crypto theft, crossing $ 611 million stolen from poly networks in 2021.

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