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The U.S. government has stated that Bitfinex may be the sole victim eligible for restitution in the 2016 Bitcoin hack, according to a recent court filing. The government has not identified any other victims in the case involving Ilya Lichtenstein and Heather Morgan, who were implicated in the hack. The 2016 Bitfinex hack resulted in the theft of approximately $7.4 billion worth of Bitcoin, making it one of the largest security breaches in cryptocurrency history. The theft had a significant impact on the market and raised concerns about the security of digital asset exchanges. However, some argue that individual customers are the actual victims of the hack, not Bitfinex itself, and urge them to reach out to authorities.
#CertiKInsight 🚨 EOA 0xEab2 on Blast was drained of 15,079 fwDETH worth ~$35M. victim: 0xEab23c1E3776fAd145e2E3dc56bcf739f6e0a393 scammers: 0x000099B4a4D3cEb370d3A8A6235d24e07A8c0000 0x0605edee6a8b8b553cae09abe83b2ebeb75516ec 0xb0de93a54da8a2cfcde44a06f797ab2fb9d39fb8 The…
A whale lost 15,079 fwDETH due to a phishing attack. DETH is obtained by depositing ETH on @DuoExchange (1:1 exchange rate) Exploiter dumps dETH on dex because there is no redemption. The price is now ~0.27 ETH (0.06 at the lowest). Whale Address: https://t.co/BrpBbSc5tb https://t.co/mJ94Nf6IVU
JUST IN: $35M IN fwDETH STOLEN AS A VICTIM SIGNS PHISHING "PERMIT" SIGNATURE; HACKER DUMPS THE ASSET ~ SCAM SNIFFER
