CoinDCX confirms $16 million loss from retired wallets days after CEO called breach reports a ‘false alarm’
CEO Sumit Gupta had told X users on Wednesday that early reports of a breach sounded like "a false alarm."
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- CEO Sumit Gupta had told X users on Wednesday that early reports of a breach sounded like "a false alarm."
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