Crypto hackers are at it again with the multi-million-dollar heists, and this time, their target was the popular exchange BitMart. According to Engadget, the hackers made off with an insane $196 ...

Hackers have taken $196 million from crypto trading platform Bitmart, a security firm said Saturday. Bitmart confirmed the hack in an official statement Saturday night, calling it “a large-scale ...

Hackers stole at least $150 million from crypto exchange Bitmart, the platform said Monday. In a statement addressed to users, Bitmart said an initial security check has been completed and impacted ...

BitMart's cryptocurrency platform faced a hack last December 2021, and it promised its victims compensation and what they lost during the said security breach. However, fast forward to a month later, ...

Crypto exchange BitMart suspended withdrawals Sunday after hackers ran off with $196 million from wallets. Sheldon Xia, BitMart's CEO, said on Monday the crypto was taken using a stolen private key.

As regulatory uncertainty continues to plague the global digital asset ecosystem, there are many anti-crypto proponents who continue to harp on the fact that the industry as a whole has a long way to ...

Large-scale cryptocurrency heists remain a significant headache. According to Coindesk, the crypto exchange BitMart has lost the equivalent of $196 million (originally estimated at $150 million) to a ...

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating the operators of the BitMart cryptocurrency exchange over a December 2021 hack that led to consumer losses between $150 million and $200 million -- ...

Amid the news of Bitcoin’s price plunge on Saturday, crypto investors are faced with more bad news. Over the weekend, a hacker reportedly took $196 million from cryptocurrency trading platform Bitmart ...

Sheldon Xia, the founder of BitMart exchange said on Twitter that withdrawals will be resumed "step by step". Xia said the company would resume deposits and withdrawals for ETH and related tokens from ...

Hackers have stolen nearly $200 million worth of cryptocurrency after breaching the popular crypto trading platform BitMart. The Cayman Islands-based exchange confirmed that a “large-scale security ...