- CoinEx decided to delist XDAG trading pairs and stop deposit/withdrawal services for XDAG starting November 6, 2023.
- On September 12, 2023, CoinEx experienced a security breach, leading to a significant theft of XDAG holdings.
- CoinEx initiated discussions with the XDAG core development team to address the issue of reimbursing affected users.
Cryptocurrency exchange CoinEx announced on November 6 what led to the delisting of XDAG. The exchange suffered a massive hacking incident in September that resulted in the theft of a significant portion of the asset’s circulation supply.
On September 12, CoinEx suffered a security breach by unknown hackers who managed to steal all XDAG holdings from the exchange’s hot wallets. The amount stolen accounted for a large portion of the total supply, according to CoinEx.
After the hack, the exchange reportedly entered into discussions with the XDAG core development team to explore potential solutions for reimbursing affected users. However, the announcement stated that after multiple unsuccessful attempts over two months, the parties failed to reach an agreement.
Consequently, CoinEx has decided to delist XDAG trading …
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