The bankrupt FTX put customers’ crypto in cold storage.
The bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange moved users’ funds to cold storage after at least $473 million went missing from the platform.FTX moved users’ funds to offline wallets early Saturday morning after a wave of “unauthorized transactions” drained hundreds of millions of dollars from the beleaguered cryptocurrency exchange. Ryne Miller, the general counsel at FTX US, didn’t confirm a hack, but
that the company made the move to “mitigate damage” caused by the potential theft, as transferring funds offline, or to “cold storage,” helps prevents outsiders from gaining access to them.
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