Bitget Saga: Hacker Just Refueled on Binance as Withdrawals Reopen Monday
A wallet tied to Bitget’s $387.5 million hacker pulled about $1.23 million in ether out of Binance, two days before the exchange reopens bitcoin withdrawals on Monday. The Refuel, Step by Step The attacker who drained Bitget on Sept. 24 is still moving money, and some of it came via a rival exchange. Blockchain sleuth […]
Key Takeaways
- A wallet tied to Bitget’s $387.5 million hacker pulled about $1.23 million in ether out of Binance, two days before the exchange reopens bitcoin withdrawals on Monday.
- The Refuel, Step by Step The attacker who drained Bitget on Sept.
- 24 is still moving money, and some of it came via a rival exchange.
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