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FTX Is Moving The Remaining Funds To Cold Wallets

November 12, 2022 - Around 2 mins mins to read
FTX US general counsel Ryne Miller tweeted that the exchange moved its funds to cold storage following the spate of “unauthorized transactions.”
FTX Is Moving The Remaining Funds To Cold Wallets

Following the fact that hackers exploited some of the funds on the exchange, Miller said that the exchange’s cold wallets were holding digital assets to minimize damage to users.

https://twitter.com/_Ryne_Miller/status/1591326796305530880

This happened a few hours after $600 million in cryptocurrency mysteriously disappeared from the wallets of the exchange. Many people have suspicions that the overflow is “trying” to take money from users.

In addition, GitHub information shows that the CTO Gary Wang of the exchange has continued to update the code in recent days, and the frequency has been high in the past two days. On November 11, Wang made 5 code commits. On November 10, he made 19 code commits.

Numerous owners of FTX wallets also reported seeing $0 balances in their wallets on FTX.com and FTX US.

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FTX Is Moving The Remaining Funds To Cold Wallets

FTX US general counsel Ryne Miller tweeted that the exchange moved its funds to cold storage following the spate of “unauthorized transactions.”
FTX Is Moving The Remaining Funds To Cold Wallets

Following the fact that hackers exploited some of the funds on the exchange, Miller said that the exchange’s cold wallets were holding digital assets to minimize damage to users.

https://twitter.com/_Ryne_Miller/status/1591326796305530880

This happened a few hours after $600 million in cryptocurrency mysteriously disappeared from the wallets of the exchange. Many people have suspicions that the overflow is “trying” to take money from users.

In addition, GitHub information shows that the CTO Gary Wang of the exchange has continued to update the code in recent days, and the frequency has been high in the past two days. On November 11, Wang made 5 code commits. On November 10, he made 19 code commits.

Numerous owners of FTX wallets also reported seeing $0 balances in their wallets on FTX.com and FTX US.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

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Website: coincu.com

Harold

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