The platform transferred to the funds by Hackers responded to Bybit’s call to freeze the funds!

The Bridge protocol between the chains, Chainflip, responded to the request of Bybit CEO Ben Zhou about the freezing of the hacked funds.

Chainflip reported that funds cannot be frozen

Although Chainflip has taken steps to alleviate the situation, the decentralized structure of the decentralized structure has completely blocked, freezing, or re -guiding any fund, he said.

“We have tried to do our best to deal with the current situation, but as an unforgettable protocol, we cannot completely prevent, freeze or re -guide any funds. However, we have closed some Front-End services at the moment to prevent fund flow. ”

Previously, the CEO of Bybit, Ben Zhou, warned the community that they tried to transfer hackers to the Bitcoin network through Chainflip. Zhou called on the bridge project between chains to prevent more asset transfer and to prevent the transport of funds to other chains.

Since then, Bybit has announced that it has been planning to launch an award program to encourage people who can help monitor or prevent stolen funds and ultimately help them to be saved.

Meanwhile, Blockchain analysts found a direct in -chain connection between Bybit Hack and the recently realized Phemex Hack. Lazarus Group, a famous hacking organization connected to North Korea, was reported to have mixed the funds from the first theft addresses of both events and that there was a coordination between the attacks.

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