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UPBIT launches zkPass (ZKP) and supports KRW, BTC, USDT trading

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Upbit plans to conduct a digital asset/deposit audit and server maintenance on January 1st, and will then cease service.

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Binance denies South Korean media reports that it reacted slowly to the Upbit hack.

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Upbit has increased the proportion of cold wallets to 99%, far exceeding the 80% cold storage standard required by South Korean regulations

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After the Upbit hacking incident, it took more than 6 hours to report to the regulatory authorities

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Upbit: Approximately $1.77 million in damaged assets has been frozen, and the remaining stolen funds are being tracked

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South Korea plans to require cryptocurrency exchanges to bear "no-fault liability," with the Upbit hacking incident serving as the catalyst

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Due to a Cloudflare service outage, the OpenSea and Upbit websites are experiencing downtime

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UPBIT: The deposit and withdrawal of digital assets will resume on December 5, and a new deposit address needs to be generated

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Data: XRP, BTC, ETH temporarily ranked in the top three of Upbit's 24-hour trading volume leaderboard

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Upbit plans to gradually resume deposit and withdrawal functions starting from December 1

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Analysis: The mastermind behind the Upbit theft is likely the North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group

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Upbit CEO publicly apologized, confirming a loss of 44.5 billion won, and has fully compensated users for their damaged assets

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South Korean authorities suspect that the North Korean hacker group Lazarus is behind the Upbit attack that occurred yesterday

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Upbit revised the scale of the stolen funds to 44.5 billion won, approximately 30.43 million dollars, and Korean regulatory authorities will conduct an on-site investigation until December 5

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