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CryptoBilis Ledger Breach Leads to $95 Million Theft, $10 Million Recovered or Frozen

CryptoBilis Ledger Breach Leads to $95 Million Theft, $10 Million Recovered or Frozen

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    The CryptoBilis-linked cryptocurrency theft involved approximately $95.35 million in assets stolen between October 7 and 9, according to Arkham Intelligence. Most of the funds were taken within 51 minutes on October 9, including millions of dollars in USDT and Bitcoin. The attacker subsequently…

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The CryptoBilis-linked cryptocurrency theft involved approximately $95.35 million in assets stolen between October 7 and 9, according to Arkham Intelligence. Most of the funds were taken within 51 minutes on October 9, including millions of dollars in USDT and Bitcoin. The attacker subsequently…

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CryptoBilis Ledger Breach Leads to $95 Million Theft, $10 Million Recovered or Frozen

The CryptoBilis-linked cryptocurrency theft involved approximately $95.35 million in assets stolen between October 7 and 9, according to Arkham Intelligence. Most of the funds were taken within 51 minutes on October 9, including millions of dollars in USDT and Bitcoin. The attacker subsequently…

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