January 2019 exchange hack
Official liquidation materials describe a serious January 2019 hack that caused severe operational and reputational damage.
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Official liquidation materials describe a serious January 2019 hack that caused severe operational and reputational damage.
WEX reached its terminal operating state on the date used by HEI as the end marker.
Aphelion disabled all MainNet DEX market pairs while citing new SEC rulings, market conditions, NEO technical challenges, and diminishing cash flow.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced a settled action involving EtherDelta's founder and the operation of EtherDelta as an online trading platform for ERC20 tokens.
Public references describe WEX as ceasing work in late 2018 without returning customer assets, with later reporting and legal action referring to missing funds from WEX accounts.
MapleChange ceased operations after the crisis that ultimately ended the platform.
EuroToken OÜ, the European operator of ATAIX, announced licenses for virtual-currency exchange and wallet services.
Tech Bureau disclosed that cryptocurrency held for the Zaif service had been unlawfully transferred following external unauthorized access, with later Zaif materials describing losses of roughly 7 billion yen in BTC, MONA, and BCH.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas licensed PDAX to operate as a virtual currency exchange in September 2018.
The Georgia Department of Banking and Finance said an order to cease and desist against Bulbul Investments LLC doing business as CampBX became final on 2018-07-25.
Japan's Financial Services Agency announced an administrative action after supervisory review identified deficiencies in bitbank's governance, customer-asset segregation, anti-money-laundering controls, and outsourced-service management.
Coinrail suspended services after a cyber intrusion in June 2018, with public reporting estimating losses around $40 million in cryptocurrencies.
CoinSpot states that it became registered with AUSTRAC as a virtual-asset service provider on May 8, 2018 under Australia's anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism-financing framework.
BitGrail ceased operations after the crisis that ultimately ended the platform.
Coinsecure reported that 438.318 BTC had been exposed and siphoned to an address outside its control, after which the exchange became unavailable.
Urdubit announced it would close following the State Bank of Pakistan's stance on virtual currencies and urged customers to withdraw funds.
The State Bank of Pakistan issued BPRD Circular No. 03 of 2018, advising banks and payment providers to refrain from processing, using, trading, holding, transferring value, promoting, investing in, or facilitating virtual currencies / tokens.
The Polish KNF added Abucoins sp. z o.o. to its public warnings list over suspected unauthorized payment-services activity.
Coincheck reported unauthorized transfers of customer-held NEM and temporarily restricted parts of its service while investigating and preparing compensation.
BitConnect announced that it was closing its lending and cryptocurrency exchange platform after regulatory cease-and-desist actions, ending the proprietary BCC exchange service.
BitConnect shut down its lending and exchange platform in January 2018 after cease-and-desist actions from Texas and North Carolina securities regulators, causing the BCC market to collapse.
The North Carolina Secretary of State Securities Division issued a Temporary Cease and Desist Order against BitConnect and related BitConnect entities concerning unregistered securities offerings.
CoinsMarkets ceased operations after the crisis that ultimately ended the platform.
The Texas Securities Commissioner entered an Emergency Cease and Desist Order against BitConnect concerning its cryptocurrency-based investment programs and securities activity.
Youbit announced it would close and file for bankruptcy after a second cyberattack caused another major asset loss.