South Korea's Cryptocurization BTebub said hackers had stolen $ 35 billion (31.5 million US dollars) from hackers, in the second week, cyber thieves expressed the risk of having a digital property business.
On Wednesday, a press release said on Wednesday that some cryptokulalize of about 35 billion jails were arrested between morning and Thursday morning.
This currency is the world's top six busiest coins, according to MARCAPEK.com, it "preserves all the clients' assets in" Safe Cold Wireless ", which works directly on platforms not connected directly to the Internet.
It adds that the company will completely compensate the customers.
Witthung theft highlighting safety risks and weak rules of the global cryptoconce market. Global policy moderators warned that investors should be careful about trading digital currency, which lacks extensive regulatory supervision.
Professor Hoe of the Blockchain Research Institute of Co-Korea University said that the stolen currency could be mostly unsafe 'hot wallets'.
"Since the cold net currency is not connected to the Internet, if hackers do not break physically, it would be impossible for the hackers to steal," said a Blockkayen Specialist at the Research Center.
BitMam did not respond to Reuters's request for immediate comment, and its statement does not say whether stolen coins are preserved in its 'hot wallets'.
Munn Chong-Hun, chief analyst at East Safaiyu, said digital coins would be a target of the target of hackers all over the world.
"No security measures or regulations can ensure 100 percent guarantee of virtual coins, which are kept in anonymously and lightly protected systems, which make them an overwhelming target," said Mun.
In Luxemburg-based Bitstamp, Bitcoin has released 0351 GMT at $ 6,26,292 at 1.8 percent, which has raised concern over safety in the past few weeks by increasing the amount of damage due to the attack by a series of Cryptocuragency exchanges.
In the middle of mid-December, 2017, nearly 70 percent of its top-level injuries were reduced.
On June 11th, another South Korean Cryptocurrency Exchange Sionellel said it was hacked. Cyber attack comes in early Japan this year after a high profile theft of half-billion dollar worth of digital coin on Coincheck
In January, South Korea banned the use of anonymous bank accounts for virtual currency trading in order to stop cryptocychers used for money laundering and other offenses.
But the government says it does not want to go until the domestic exchange closes.
According to SimarkcatCap.com, Bitufal has traded more than 37 virtual coins