How the Ethereum Classic hacker stole $5.6 million from OKEx – Decrypt

By cineramaAugust 17, 2020Ethereum

OKEx explains how the recent 51% attack on Ethereum Classic was used to steal $5.6 million in crypto.

The hacker allegedly confused the community into switching from ETC mainnet […]

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How the Ethereum Classic hacker stole $5.6 million from OKEx – Decrypt

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