Massive Cryptocurrency Heist
A $530 million worth of units are taken based on the exchange rate on Friday exceeding even the $480 million in bitcoin stolen from the Mt.Gox exchange in 2014.
On Monday, January 29 at Tokyo, Japan, imposed administrative measures on virtual currency exchange Coincheck after hackers stole hundreds of millions of dollars in digital assets from the Tokyo-based firm in one of the biggest heists ever.
Trading of all cryptocurrencies are suspended by Coincheck except bitcoin on Friday, and said it had lost $523 million units of NEM, the 10th biggest cryptocurrency in the world based on market capitalisation.
Statement was addressed to The Financial Services Agency (FSA) that it had ordered Coincheck to investigate the cause of the incident, "properly" deal with clients, strengthen risk management, and take preventive measures
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