India-based crypto exchange Coinsecure has started the compensation process for customers who were affected by the theft of 438 bitcoins earlier this year.
On April 9, the Indian crypto exchange announced that 438.318 bitcoins (approx. $3.3M USD) were stolen from its bitcoin wallet.
India-based crypto exchange Coinsecure said that it will start repaying its customers following a $3.3 million theft last week.
On April 9, the Indian crypto exchange lost 438.318 bitcoins (approx. $3.3M USD) from a digital wallet that was holding users’
India-based crypto exchange CoinSecure has reported that 438.318 bitcoins (approx. $3.3M USD) have been stolen from its crypto wallet.
The theft was announced via two images posted in the company’s website. The images contained a statement signed by the Coinsecure team announcing the incident,
Crypto exchanges in India are reportedly looking to move their head offices to foreign shores days after the country’s central bank barred banks from dealing in cryptocurrency.
Last week, the Reserve Bank of India ordered banks to refrain from providing any services to individuals or business entities dealing with or settling cryptocurrencies.
India-based Coinsecure bitcoin exchange has appointed Dr. Amitabh Saxena as Chief Scientific Officer (C.S.O).
Saxena was most recently a professor of Computer Science in Australia, working with Hewlett Packard and Accenture on various initiatives.
“Among the few early adopters in the cryptocurrency ecosystem,
