March 17, 2025 11:35 am AM Ist
February piracy has been the largest and among the most sophisticated to hit the cryptographic industry so far.
The Exchange of Digital Networks OKX has suspended a service used by hackers to wash the product of a 1.5 billion dollars on the Bybit of the negotiation platform, after having drawn a meticulous examination of European childcare dogs.

“After consulting the regulators, we made the proactive decision to temporarily suspend our DEX aggregator services,” OKX said in a statement on Monday. “This decision allows us to implement additional upgrades to prevent additional abusive use.”
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This decision comes after a Bloomberg News report revealed that regulators have been zero on the use of OKX web3 service by Bybit Hackers – that the authorities have linked to North Korea – to whiten around $ 100 million in robbery. February piracy has been the largest and among the most sophisticated to hit the cryptographic industry so far.
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OKX is subject to new European Union markets in cryptocurrency, or mica, regulations. The national surveillance dogs of the 27 Member States of the European Union have discussed the web3 exchange service during a meeting organized by the Digital Finance Committee of the European Securities and Markets Authority on March 6, according to the Bloomberg News report.
OKX markets its web 3 platform as a decentralized finance platform and self-walked portfolio which gives cryptographic traders access to various exchanges and blockchains. The DEX aggregator is one of the services offered by the web3 portfolio, said a company spokesperson.
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Founded in 2017 and based in Seychelles, OKX offers exchanges in more than 300 cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin and ether on its centralized exchange. In July, the company said that 53 million individual portfolios had been created on its separate web3 service, adding that the platform covered 100 different blockchains.

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