Japanese Skeptical Over ICOs Since Coincheck Hack.
The rising prices of cryptocurrencies last year led to the a boom in initial coin offerings. Startups generated millions of dollars to fund their concepts. One
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NEM Foundation desists from the search of the 500 million XEM hacked from Coincheck
The NEM Foundation has called off the chase for the 500 million XEM tokens that have been wiped out from Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck, before the
Coincheck returns the stolen XEM to those affected by the hack
As announced some days ago, Coincheck, the Japanese exchange, will begin today to return the NEM (XEM) stolen by the hack that occurred on January 28,
Coincheck is sued by several of its investors
Japanese crypto-exchange Coincheck, which suffered from a hack that stole $ 530 million worth of NEM coins, will have to face a lawsuit launched on Thursday
Coincheck to resume yen withdrawals two weeks after being hacked
Japanese exchange Coincheck, which suffered from a cyberattack two weeks ago that heisted $530 million, has announced it will restart withdraw requests in yen currency next
Hackers that stole CoinCheck began to move these funds
The group of hackers responsible for the theft to Coincheck last week’s of $530 million have just started moving the stolen NEM tokens to other addresses,
Coincheck hack raises questions about its security practices.
It was the biggest haul of cryptocurrency ever stolen by a hacker. And it took place, Friday 3am Japanese time in a heist that left the
Japan’s financial watchdog may inspect other crypto-exchanges following the Coincheck incident
Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is considering the possibility of conducting a series of on-site inspections of local crypto-exchanges, following the recent $ 530 million hack
The theft of $ 530 million in XEM from the Coincheck exchange could have been avoided
Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange CoinCheck suffered from a hack that took $530 million worth of XEM – the native coin of NEM – according to its official
CoinCheck will compensate NEM holders
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange CoinCheck has announced they will compensate an estimated of 260,000 NEM holders for a total amount of $ 523 million worth of XEM
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