The company stated that it is doing regular security tests and has blocked withdrawals, including those from third-party custodians Copper, Clearloop, and Cobo until the platform is certainly safe to re-open.
According to the company, the hacked hot wallets held assets in Bitcoin, Ether, and USDC. Its cold storage addresses, which housed 99% of customer funds, were unaffected.
The exchange is the latest in a long line of cryptocurrency firms to be hacked in recent weeks.
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