Stolen funds from cryptocurrency platforms saw a rise in 2020: Report

By cineramaMay 9, 2022DeFi

As per report, more than half of the amount stolen in 2020 was due to the hack of the cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin by Lazarus Group Over $520 million worth […]

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Stolen funds from cryptocurrency platforms saw a rise in 2020: Report

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