After stopping the transaction, stock exchange officials exposed to the reactions of the users explained that 526 million NEMs were stolen and that their market value was $ 530 million.

After stopping the transaction, stock exchange officials exposed to the reactions of the users explained that 526 million NEMs were stolen and that their market value was $ 530 million.

NEM Foundation President Lon Wong emphasizes that living things are not linked to NEM. Stating that the technology is very strong, Wong states that the security responsibility belongs to the stock market in such events.

If survivors are the greatest question mark after the living, how to compensate for this loss. Coincheck told the executives that they were mobilized to keep the victims alive and that their money would be returned to those who had lost it.

I have not started believing in these hacking events anymore. How can one understand that one of the service owners does not steal? Look, things will go bad in the long run, nothing to take, there is no evidence.