Who's Next? OneKey CEO Warns Hackers Will Target Blackrock's Bitcoin ETF
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OneKey CEO Warns BlackRock IBIT Could Be Next Hacker Target
TL;DR OneKey’s CEO warned that North Korean hackers could target BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF following the $6.3 billion theft from Binance. IBIT holds approximately 815,000 BTC, worth nearly $63 billion, and relies on Coinbase as the sole custodian of its assets. Yishi Wang warned that an attack on BlackRock could lead to losses that would be ...
Yishi Wang, founder and CEO of OneKey, stated that North Korean hacker groups are targeting BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) after Binance…
Who’s Next? OneKey CEO Warns Hackers Will Target Blackrock’s Bitcoin ETF
Yishi Wang, founder and CEO of hardware wallet company OneKey, suggested that North Korean hackers could be eyeing another major target after Binance was ransacked: BlackRock’s IBIT, the world’s largest bitcoin ETF, holding nearly $63 billion in BTC with...
Who's Next? OneKey CEO Warns Hackers Will Target Blackrock's Bitcoin ETF
Yishi Wang, founder and CEO of hardware wallet company OneKey, suggested that North Korean hackers could be eyeing another major target after Binance was ransacked: BlackRock’s IBIT, the world’s largest bitcoin ETF, holding nearly $63 billion in BTC with Coinbase listed as its sole custodian. BlackRock’s IBIT on North Korean Hackers’ Shortlist, Says OneKey Founder […]
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