Huobi Bolsters Security Amidst Crypto Exchange Hacks; Bybit Loses $1.1M in Latest Attack
1min read Huobi, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has responded to recent reports of hackers stealing coins through "red packet" transactions. Users have become aware of compromised Binance accounts, raising concerns about the security of their digital assets.
In a statement, Huobi emphasized its commitment to user security and reassured customers that it is taking the necessary steps to address the issue. The exchange has implemented additional security measures, including enhanced account verification and two-factor authentication, to protect users' funds.
Meanwhile, Bybit, another major cryptocurrency exchange, has been in the spotlight due to a recent hack. The exchange has reported that an address holding 12.61 cbBTC, valued at approximately $1.11 million, has been liquidated. SlowMist, a blockchain security firm, has confirmed that the Bybit attacker has used THORChain to transfer over 70,000 ETH to the Bitcoin network.
The recent market volatility has also raised concerns about potential liquidations. If ETH drops below $1793, a total of approximately $340 million, spanning 3 large positions, will be liquidated. This could have significant implications for the overall market and investors' portfolios.
As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, exchanges and investors must remain vigilant against potential security threats. Huobi's response to the recent hack highlights the importance of robust security measures and user awareness in protecting digital assets. The industry must work together to ensure the safety and stability of the market, particularly in the face of increasing market volatility.
