BTCUSDTETHUSDT Crypto establishments don’t want Bybit to fail because they receive a huge amount of referrals from the exchange. But is the recent grand theft of ETH really no big deal at all? Really? Especially now that North Korea holds more ETH than Vitalik Buterin.
BTCUSDT eXch, the coin mixer platform used by North Korean hackers, rejected Bybit's request for cooperation. SlowMist pointed out that eXch was involved in multiple security incidents, exposing the personal information of industry security personnel, and all platforms should improve their risk control level for funds from eXch.
ETHUSDT Bybit CEO BEN said in yesterday's Space that the last rollback was due to the theft of 30% of ETH. Although the amount this time is large, it only accounts for about 0.3% to 0.4%, so Ethereum may not consider rolling back. However, Bybit is also trying to contact Vitalik to see what advice he can give us
ETHUSDT Ethereum developer Tim Beiko said that unlike the TheDAO hack in 2016, the attack on Bybit did not violate the Ethereum protocol rules, and a rollback would lead to widespread and difficult-to-repair chain reactions, and could even bring more destructive consequences. The cost of a rollback could be far more than $1.5 billion.