2023-11-26 08:29:12
Since September, three cryptocurrency platforms linked to Tron founder Justin Sun have been attacked by serious hackers. Attacks on HTX, Poloniex, and Heco Bridge exploited security vulnerabilities to steal millions of dollars. Justin Sun was not broken by the events surrounding HTX The story began on September 25, 2023, when Sun announced that 5,000 ether had been stolen from HTX by exploiting a security flaw. Then, on November 10, $114 million disappeared from the Poloniex crypto exchange. Then, barely 12 days later, another attack hit Sun’s empire, hackers stole 86.6 million dollars from the HTX Heco chain. And the series was not over, 1 day following the attack on Heco’s platform providing the bridge between chains, HTX was stolen once more, this time 30 million dollars. HTX immediately rushed to announce that all users would get their money back. And they also emphasized that the amount stolen is a fraction of the total amount available on the platform. Then, a few days ago, Sun announced to his nearly 3.4 million followers on his X account that deposits and withdrawals would resume on Poloniex and HTX following a short break. Moreover, Sun hinted that a new token will be born as a phoenix from the chaotic situation. The X-post revealed that with the resumption of HTX and Poloniex withdrawals and deposits, a historic airdrop will also take place for users. Finally, he once more apologized for the inconvenience and confirmed that all devices are safe on the platforms. According to current plans, transactions on the Poloniex exchange will start once more on November 30. Transactions on the HTX stock exchange resumed on November 24. The platforms told their users to now use new deposit addresses, not the old ones.
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