The ether, with the second highest market value, rose 9162% and this led to several assaults.
The ether, with the second highest market value, rose 9162% and this led to several assaults.
One of them occurred with CoinDash, a startup that prepares a platform for trading crypto coins.
Now that hacker has returned some of the stolen money.
As Bleeping Computer explains, the value was sent back in two parts.
However, the hacker still has more than 13,400 ETH ($11.7 million).
It is worth noting that, at the time, the total assault amounted to only $7.4 million.
CoinDashs website was hacked during ICO, and the portfolio address to receive investors money was changed.
But why the hacker returned the stolen coins?
Some experts believe that the hacker can not use ether because the address of his wallet has been blacklisted.
Most trading platforms identify your wallet as FAKE_CoinDash, and refuse to convert funds for fear of being processed.
Others think its a marketing scam to get attention to CoinDash.
One way or another, the money irrevocably returned to CoinDash.
The company says it is working with Israels anti-terrorist unit to identify the hacker.
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