Friday, June 5, 2020

$1.36 Billion in Crypto Has Been Stolen 💰

June 5, 2020 View in browser
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This week in a nutshell

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[This Week In a Nutshell]

  • According to CipherTrace, an estimated $1.36 billion worth of digital assets has been stolen in the first five months of 2020.

  • Digital currency firms in Canada are now recognized as money service businesses by the Canadian government.

  • According to The Block, Coinbase is the largest BTC holder, with around 984,300 BTC in its wallet; followed by Huobi (413,000 BTC), Binance (318,000 BTC), OKEx (268,000 BTC), and BitMEX (217,000 BTC).
  • Coinbase has reduced the APY for holding USDC in a Coinbase wallet by 88%, dropping the yield from 1.25% to 0.15%.
  • Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck experienced a data breach in which 200 user email addresses–as well as information contained in those user's emails to Coincheck–were stolen.

     


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