PANews December 29 news, Binance CEO Zhao Changpeng tweeted that it was "reasonably determined" that 3Commas had "extensive API key leaks" and reminded users to immediately disable API keys that had been placed in 3Commas. A 3Commas spokesperson confirmed the news to The Block, saying that the company had seen the hacker's information and confirmed that the data in the release document was true. The spokesperson said that Binance, Kucoin and other supported exchanges have been asked to revoke all keys connected to 3Commas. No evidence of "insider crime" has been found so far. Only a few technical employees have access to the infrastructure. The company has taken action since November 16 to cancel their access rights, and the team is launching a full investigation involving law enforcement. In October of this year, the trading robot platform 3Commas issued an announcement stating that the team had received an alert that some FTX API keys connected to 3Commas had conducted a large number of unauthorized transactions through DMG trading pairs. The company said at the time that the API key was not obtained from 3Commas and was likely obtained through a third-party phishing attack or hacker attack.