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CoinsPaid's Estonian CASP license (FVT000166) renewed after 15 months of regulatory scrutiny.(2023-09-01:coinspaid)event
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FBI issues warning that North Korean hackers — identified as responsible for the CoinsPaid, Alphapo, Atomic Wallet, and Stake.com hacks — are preparing to liquidate proceeds.(2023-08-23:coinspaid)event
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CoinsPaid resumes payment processing operations; states no customer funds were affected.(2023-07-29:coinspaid)event
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CoinsPaid publicly stated it suspected North Korea's Lazarus Group was behind the theft.(2023-07-26:coinspaid)event
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CoinsPaid files report with Estonian law enforcement regarding the hack. Company attributes attack to Lazarus Group.(2023-07-25:coinspaid)event
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Attackers stole approximately $37.3 million in cryptocurrency from CoinsPaid hot wallets.(2023-07-22:coinspaid)event
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A large-scale DDoS-style attack using approximately 150,000 IP addresses hit CoinsPaid's infrastructure.(2023-07-07:coinspaid)event
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Lazarus operatives begin impersonating cryptocurrency company recruiters on LinkedIn and messaging apps, offering CoinsPaid employees salaries of $16,000–$24,000/month.(2023-06-01:coinspaid)event
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Lazarus Group begins reconnaissance campaign against CoinsPaid, including DDoS and brute-force probing and social engineering attempts posing as Ukrainian crypto startup representatives.(2023-03-01:coinspaid)event
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CoinSpot reported to have received an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) from ASIC.(2026-05-08:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot granted Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) by ASIC for provision of non-cash payment facilities.(2024-01:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot confirmed the hack to Chainalysis. CertiK attributed cause to probable private key compromise.(2023-11-10:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot's hot wallets are exploited in two transactions totaling roughly $2.4 million in ETH, first surfaced publicly by on-chain investigator ZachXBT.(2023-11-08:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot's hot wallets reportedly lost approximately $2-2.4 million in a suspected private-key-compromise hack, according to blockchain investigator ZachXBT and security firm CertiK.(2023-11:coinspot)event
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Phishing campaign targeting CoinSpot users' 2FA codes documented by Cofense Phishing Defense Center.(2021-12-23:coinspot)event
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Security researchers report a phishing campaign impersonating CoinSpot withdrawal-confirmation emails, aimed at stealing users' 2FA codes.(2021-12:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot awarded ISO 27001 information security certification, the first Australian crypto exchange to receive it.(2020-03-31:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot registered with AUSTRAC as a Digital Currency Exchange.(2018-05-08:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot registered with AUSTRAC as a Digital Currency Exchange on May 8, 2018.(2018-05:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot founded by Russell Wilson in Melbourne, Australia.(2013-01-01:coinspot)event
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CoinSpot founded as an Australian cryptocurrency exchange.(2013-01:coinspot)event
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ICIJ publishes The Coin Laundry investigation, citing Bybit among major exchanges whose customer accounts received funds traced to international criminal organizations.(2025-11-17:bybit)event
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Bybit CEO Ben Zhou discloses that hackers converted approximately 86.29% of stolen ETH to Bitcoin and dispersed it across thousands of addresses on multiple blockchains.(2025-03-20:bybit)event
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FBI formally attributes the hack to North Korean TraderTraitor (Lazarus Group) and publishes 50 associated Ethereum wallet addresses. Security auditor Hacken simultaneously publishes a Proof of Reserves confirming Bybit's reserve ratio exceeds 100%.(2025-02-26:bybit)event
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Bybit announces it has fully replenished reserves within 72 hours, securing approximately 447,000 ETH through emergency funding from Galaxy Digital, FalconX, and Wintermute.(2025-02-24:bybit)event
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Approximately 401,347 ETH (~$1.46 billion) is stolen from Bybit's cold wallet during a routine transfer via the compromised Safe{Wallet} interface. ZachXBT submits a detailed attribution report to Arkham Intelligence linking the attack to Lazarus Group. Lazarus-linked wallets also launch memecoin projects on Pump.fun on Solana as a laundering vector.(2025-02-21:bybit)event
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Malicious JavaScript is injected into the S3 bucket serving the Safe{Wallet} frontend (app.safe.global), specifically targeting Bybit's cold wallet addresses.(2025-02-19:bybit)event
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A macOS workstation belonging to a Safe{Wallet} developer is compromised via suspected social engineering, initiating the supply chain attack.(2025-02-04:bybit)event
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Lazarus Group-linked wallets later connected to the Bybit hack conduct the $29 million Phemex hack, according to ZachXBT's on-chain investigation.(2025-01-01:bybit)event
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UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) implements new crypto promotion rules; Bybit suspends services to UK customers.(2023-10-01:bybit)event
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Bybit relocates global headquarters from Singapore to Dubai, UAE, following in-principle approval from VARA.(2022-03-01:bybit)event
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Bybit founded in Singapore by Ben Zhou, focused on cryptocurrency derivatives trading.(2018-03-01:bybit)event
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U.S. Treasury OFAC sanctions Sinbad.io Bitcoin mixer, explicitly citing its use in laundering funds stolen from CoinEx and other Lazarus Group hacks. FBI and Dutch and Finnish law enforcement seize the Sinbad.io domain.(2023-11-29:coinex)event
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CoinEx begins phased resumption of deposit and withdrawal services for select assets after security infrastructure overhaul.(2023-09-21:coinex)event
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The Record and other outlets publish detailed attribution reports linking CoinEx breach to North Korea's Lazarus Group based on Elliptic and ZachXBT blockchain forensics.(2023-09-15:coinex)event
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CoinEx pledges 100% compensation to all affected users; states cold wallets were not targeted and remaining assets have been secured.(2023-09-13:coinex)event
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CoinEx hot wallets breached at approximately 21:20 UTC+8; private keys compromised; anomalous outflows detected across Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain, Bitcoin, and other networks. Deposits and withdrawals suspended globally.(2023-09-12:coinex)event
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