Indian cryptocurrency platform WazirX has frozen $3 million in USDT to recover funds after a hacker attack in July 2024, in which $230 million was stolen. The company stated that this measure emphasizes its commitment to recovering stolen funds and protecting users' interests. The crypto industry expressed support for WazirX: CoinDCX offered help in recovering funds, and CoinSwitch launched a $70 million program for affected users.
1/18/2025 1:05:59 PM (GMT+1)
WazirX has frozen $3 million in USDT to recover stolen funds after the $230 million hacker attack, continuing efforts to compensate users for losses 🔒
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