THORChain rejects request to block funds linked to Bitget hack
In brief
A wallet linked to the Bitget hack moved about $6.3 million in Ethereum into Bitcoin through THORChain. THORChain rejected Bitget’s request to block addresses linked to the September 24 breach. The network said its emergency halt is intended to protect the network, not selectively freeze a user’s swap.
Generated automatically by AI from 5 sources, without editorial review · updated 29 Sept
What changed
- 27 Sept, 12:23THORChain Refuses to Block Assets Tied to Bitget Hackers · BeInCrypto
- 28 Sept, 12:13THORChain rejects Bitget request to block hacker as $6 million moves to bitcoin · CoinDesk
- 28 Sept, 13:37Bitget wants stolen funds blocked. Who can make a cross chain network comply? · Crypto.news
- 28 Sept, 19:25Bitget hacker moves $6.3 million into Bitcoin after THORChain rejects freeze request · Crypto.news
How outlets framed it
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Protoscritical98%„Once again, THORChain is refusing to block suspected North Korean hackers from laundering hundreds of millions of dollars of stolen crypto”
THORChain refuses to block Bitget funds, despite pausing after own hack ↗
CoinDeskneutral99%„THORChain rejects Bitget request to block hacker”
THORChain rejects Bitget request to block hacker as $6 million moves to bitcoin ↗- Crypto.newsneutral97%
„after THORChain rejects freeze request”
Bitget hacker moves $6.3 million into Bitcoin after THORChain rejects freeze request ↗
AMBCryptoneutral98%„hackers swap Ethereum for Bitcoin via THORChain”
Bitget hackers swap Ethereum for Bitcoin via THORChain — What’s happening? ↗
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