DragonEx, a Bitcoin Exchange Based in Singapore Has Been Hacked

The Singapore-based Bitcoin exchange was hacked into DragonEx. The stock market has not made a statement about the amount of money stolen. So the situation; the stock market, which has a soft stomach cryptocurrency market, continues to experience headaches.

The exchange was the target of a hacking attack on Sunday, March 24, according to the official DragonEx Telegram channel. The statement does not include information about the magnitude of the loss. Usually, the blockchain from the stock exchange will be considered and shared with the research and observation unit. This time the information came directly from the victim's stock market.

Usually after the attack and the stock market will be known. This time, the attack continued while the authorities understood that something was wrong and closed the exchange. They tell customers that they are under maintenance. It was said that the losses could be far greater if the authorities did not act on time.

On Monday, the Telegram group explained: "We managed to return some of the stolen assets. We did our best to save the others". The stock market also said it had provided information about attacks on several judicial authorities, including Estonia, Thailand, Singapore and Hong Kong.

"We help the police to conduct an investigation. All service platforms will be closed and the recovery status from losing certain assets will be disclosed within a week. For damage caused by our users, DragonEx will be responsible for anything", he said.

So the situation; the stock market, which has a soft stomach cryptocurrency market, continues to experience headaches.