New Analysis Suggests $16 Million in Crypto Stolen in Cryptopia Hack
Cointelegraph
Published Jan 22, 2019 10:58AM ET
Updated Jan 22, 2019 11:43AM ET
New Analysis Suggests $16 Million in Crypto Stolen in Cryptopia Hack
As much as $16 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) and ERC20 tokens were stolen in the recent hack of New Zealand exchange Cryptopia, according to an analysis from blockchain infrastructure firm Elementus, Jan. 20.
Elementus’ findings and analysis were published under a week after Cryptopia first publicly announced its detection of the breach. As reported, the exchange had initially informed the public that the platform was undergoing unscheduled maintenance, before avowing that a hack incurring “significant”— but unspecified — losses had occurred.
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