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15:41
Bybit Launches Recovery Program with 10% Rewards for Stolen Funds

According to Crypto Rover, Bybit has initiated a recovery program offering up to 10% rewards for assistance in recovering funds stolen in a $1.5 billion hack. This initiative is aimed at incentivizing community support to trace and reclaim the lost assets, potentially impacting trading volumes and user trust in the platform. The rewards are structured to enhance collaborative efforts in cybersecurity within the cryptocurrency community.

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2025-02-21
17:32
Ben Zhou Announces Bridge Loan for Stolen Funds Recovery

According to Aggr News, Ben Zhou stated in a livestream that they are not purchasing Ethereum (ETH) but are considering a bridge loan from partners to cover stolen funds, with 80% of the required amount already secured.

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2025-02-21
16:22
Bybit Exploiter Distributes Stolen ETH into Multiple Addresses

According to PeckShieldAlert, the Bybit exploiter has redistributed stolen funds into several new addresses, each containing 10,000 ETH, potentially making it more challenging for authorities to track and recover the assets.

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2025-02-21
16:17
Hacker Transfers $1.4 Billion of Stolen Funds Across Multiple Wallets

According to Lookonchain, a hacker is actively transferring $1.4 billion of stolen cryptocurrency into multiple wallets. This movement of funds could indicate an attempt to obfuscate the source of the assets or prepare for liquidation. Monitoring these transactions is crucial for traders, as it may impact market liquidity and volatility. (Source: Lookonchain on Twitter)

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2025-02-21
16:17
Hacker Transfers $1.4 Billion Stolen Funds Across Multiple Wallets

According to Lookonchain, a hacker is actively transferring $1.4 billion of stolen cryptocurrency into multiple wallets. This movement of funds could impact market liquidity and prompt increased scrutiny from exchanges and regulators. Traders should monitor wallet activities and adjust their strategies accordingly. Source: Lookonchain.

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2025-01-16
19:49
OKX Compliance Team's Efficiency in Returning Stolen Funds

According to ZachXBT, the OKX compliance team effectively returns stolen funds to victims, contingent on timely reporting and pre-existing flags on scammer addresses in compliance tools.

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2025-01-16
19:49
ZachXBT Highlights OKX's Effective Compliance in Returning Stolen Funds

According to ZachXBT, the OKX compliance team has efficiently worked on multiple cases ensuring prompt return of stolen funds to victims. The effectiveness of these operations relies on the rapid reporting of illicit transactions and the use of compliance tools to flag suspicious addresses. ZachXBT emphasizes that delays in reporting or unflagged addresses in compliance tools could shift responsibility towards victims or law enforcement, rather than the exchange. This highlights the importance of timely action and robust compliance checks for trading safety.

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2024-11-18
11:15
DEXX Incident: Over $21 Million in Stolen Funds Reported

According to MistTrack_io, a significant security incident has occurred involving DEXX, with over 1100 reports of stolen funds from the community. After removing duplicate reports, more than 900 unique victims have been identified, with total losses estimated at $21 million. These figures are subject to change due to price fluctuations. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in decentralized exchanges.

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2024-11-18
11:15
DEXX Incident: Over 900 Unique Victims and $21 Million in Losses

According to MistTrack_io, a significant incident involving stolen funds has been reported on DEXX as of November 18, 00:00 UTC+8. The team has received over 1100 reports from the community, and after filtering out duplicates, more than 900 unique victims have been identified. The estimated total loss due to this incident is approximately $21 million, although this figure may vary with price fluctuations. The team is actively investigating the situation.

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2024-09-04
02:23
Penpie Project Appeals to Hacker for Return of Stolen Funds

According to @EmberCN, the Penpie project team has reached out to the hacker responsible for the recent theft of their funds. They have communicated on-chain, offering a bounty in exchange for the return of the stolen assets. Contact information has been provided in hopes of a positive resolution.

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2024-09-03
21:05
Stolen Funds from Penpiexyz_io Identified

According to PeckShieldAlert, stolen funds exceeding $27.3 million from Penpiexyz_io have been tracked and are currently held at a specific address. Traders should be cautious and monitor the situation closely, as the movement of these funds could impact market dynamics.

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2024-08-04
13:49
MistTrack Emphasizes the Need for Law Enforcement in Fund Recovery

According to MistTrack_io, the company is willing to assist in tracking down stolen funds but emphasizes that their role is limited to supporting law enforcement. They cannot enforce the law on exchanges to return the funds. This highlights the essential role of law enforcement in the recovery of stolen assets.

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2024-07-20
14:41
Suspicious Activity Involving Tornado Cash and Lifi Protocol

According to MistTrack_io, there is an observed increase in the use of Tornado Cash, potentially indicating a resurgence in its usage for illicit activities. Specifically, Lifi Protocol has been noted to deposit some of the stolen funds into Tornado Cash, though the majority of the funds remain untouched. This could suggest that Tornado Cash is still a preferred tool for obfuscating transactions.

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2024-07-16
15:16
Alert on Stolen Funds from Lifi Protocol by PeckShieldAlert

According to PeckShieldAlert, $9.73 million in stolen funds from Lifi Protocol have been traced. Traders and investors are advised to revoke all approvals for the following addresses: 0x1231deb6f5749ef6ce6943a275a1d3e7486f4eae, 0x341e94069f53234fE6DabeF707aD424830525715, and 0xDE1E598b81620773454588B85D6b5D4eEC32573e. This action is crucial to prevent further unauthorized transactions.

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