Latest developments in the Harmony case:
Renowned investigator in tracking cryptocurrency transactions, ZachXBT, refused to help Harmony trace funds related to a $ONE exploitation worth $4 billion, and also urged other researchers not to provide this kind of cryptocurrency for free.
ZachXBT explained that his position stems from what happened after a previous $100 million Harmony hack in 2022, which was attributed to a group linked to North Korea. According to him, a number of people then helped freeze the funds, but they received no compensation, aside from praise from the company for their efforts.
ZachXBT’s remarks come after Harmony asked trading platforms to freeze 4 wallets believed to be linked to the most recent exploit.$NVDAB
Renowned investigator in tracking cryptocurrency transactions, ZachXBT, refused to help Harmony trace funds related to a $ONE exploitation worth $4 billion, and also urged other researchers not to provide this kind of cryptocurrency for free.
ZachXBT explained that his position stems from what happened after a previous $100 million Harmony hack in 2022, which was attributed to a group linked to North Korea. According to him, a number of people then helped freeze the funds, but they received no compensation, aside from praise from the company for their efforts.
ZachXBT’s remarks come after Harmony asked trading platforms to freeze 4 wallets believed to be linked to the most recent exploit.$NVDAB