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RE: "Biggest Theft In Crypto History": Over $400MM Stolen From Japanese Crypto Exchange

in #cryptocurrency6 years ago

@zer0hedge..bro Up until this event, Cryptos had been stolen for about $400 million so today is a one day double of Cryptos..The idea is theoretically possible however the "hack" can easily be confirmed by seeing the transaction on the blockchain explorer ... if you see it there then genuine coins were moved out of the exchange "slush fund" and onto the blockchain and into someone's wallet. Those coins had to really exist in the exchanges NEM cold wallet. This would worsen the exchanges situation .. yes ? the slush fund ..Washington recklessly accuses Russia and China of hacking while providing no evidence backing its claims.At the same time, it’s silent about most Internet servers located in America, facilitating its espionage, including hacking to obtain unauthorized data. Washington rules mandate doing what “we” say, not what “we” do.So in the U.S., our regulations (state that) if you're a bitcoin wallet you're subject to the same regulations as a bank."We want to make sure the rest of the world, and many of the Group of 20 countries are already starting on this, have the same regulations. We encourage fintech (financial technology) and innovation but we want to make sure all of our financial markets are safe," he said.They are sowing FUD and shaking in their boots.thank you for sharing info with us...

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$400 million Cryptos had been stolen!!!seriously??