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#监管机构查Bybit黑客金流
At three o'clock in the morning, the encrypted world was hit by a "black swan"—the world's second-largest exchange OKX suddenly announced the suspension of DEX aggregation services. This seemingly technical failure has actually unveiled the most thrilling game in the cryptocurrency industry.
1. Shocking Thunder: The Unveiling of the Hacker Empire
Last night, explosive news circulated wildly in the crypto community: the North Korean hacker group "Ghost Fleet" laundered over $100 million in stolen funds through OKX DEX. According to on-chain monitoring agencies, these funds, which should have flowed into the stolen fund pool of Bybit, underwent multiple complex exchanges across various trading pairs on OKX, eventually flowing abroad through a channel disguised as a Turkish lira stablecoin.
"This is essentially a declaration of intent handed to regulatory agencies!" a compliance consultant who wished to remain anonymous revealed to me. OKX's failure to intercept abnormal trading flows in a timely manner directly triggered the strictest "systemic risk clause" in the EU MiCA regulations. The EU Digital Currency Regulatory Authority (EDMA) held an emergency meeting overnight, planning to impose trading limits on OKX until a full audit is completed.
2. Severed Arm for Survival: The Darkest Hour for Exchanges
Faced with the "financial nuclear bomb" unleashed by the EU, OKX was forced to activate its emergency plan:
This scene is simply an annual blockbuster; the three-way melee of hackers, regulators, and exchanges is even more thrilling than a martial arts novel.
Although OKX has been caught off guard, a dying camel is still bigger than a horse, and it is estimated that they will soon recover. As for us, while watching the show, we might as well check out other platforms; perhaps we can pick up a bargain. Don't you think that's the logic?
Brothers, please give a follow!
At three o'clock in the morning, the encrypted world was hit by a "black swan"—the world's second-largest exchange OKX suddenly announced the suspension of DEX aggregation services. This seemingly technical failure has actually unveiled the most thrilling game in the cryptocurrency industry.
1. Shocking Thunder: The Unveiling of the Hacker Empire
Last night, explosive news circulated wildly in the crypto community: the North Korean hacker group "Ghost Fleet" laundered over $100 million in stolen funds through OKX DEX. According to on-chain monitoring agencies, these funds, which should have flowed into the stolen fund pool of Bybit, underwent multiple complex exchanges across various trading pairs on OKX, eventually flowing abroad through a channel disguised as a Turkish lira stablecoin.
"This is essentially a declaration of intent handed to regulatory agencies!" a compliance consultant who wished to remain anonymous revealed to me. OKX's failure to intercept abnormal trading flows in a timely manner directly triggered the strictest "systemic risk clause" in the EU MiCA regulations. The EU Digital Currency Regulatory Authority (EDMA) held an emergency meeting overnight, planning to impose trading limits on OKX until a full audit is completed.
2. Severed Arm for Survival: The Darkest Hour for Exchanges
Faced with the "financial nuclear bomb" unleashed by the EU, OKX was forced to activate its emergency plan:
This scene is simply an annual blockbuster; the three-way melee of hackers, regulators, and exchanges is even more thrilling than a martial arts novel.
Although OKX has been caught off guard, a dying camel is still bigger than a horse, and it is estimated that they will soon recover. As for us, while watching the show, we might as well check out other platforms; perhaps we can pick up a bargain. Don't you think that's the logic?
Brothers, please give a follow!
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