Today in Crypto– FTX, Bitfinex, and a Ripple Robbery

By Mark Hunter 10 hours agoSat Feb 03 2024 08:00:57 Reading Time: < 1 minute This week in the crypto world we saw the world wave bye-bye to FTX and its hackers recognized, Razzlekhan heading towards worldwide fame at last, and Ripple's co-founder robbed of a hundred mil. Wew. FTX Sunsetted and Hackers Revealed This week we discovered that FTX will be liquidated after nobody wished to reanimate the "dumpster fire" left by Sam Bankman-Fried, indicating that previous consumers will all make money out in crypto completely. These will be at November 2022 rates, so not all gravy. We likewise found out the names of the 3 people apparently accountable for hacking the exchange for $400 million at the height of the chaos, which was done, obviously, through a SIM swap. Good shot, fellas. Razzlekhan to Get Movie Debut Heather Morgan (aka Razzlekahn) will lastly get her quote for fame thanks to an Amazon-funded film about the Bitfinex hack. Morgan and her beau, Ilya Lichtenstein, are presumably the set that robbed (or a minimum of washed the funds of) Bitfinex in 2016, and it appears that Amazon has actually chosen that the set deserve a film. Reports that Razzlekhan will carry out as part of the motion picture are utter rubbish we've simply thought up, regretfully. Ripple Co-founder Robbed Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen today exposed that he was just recently robbed of 217 million XRP tokens worth over $100 million. Larsen fasted to stress that the coins were his individual haul and had absolutely nothing to do with Ripple. Larsen didn't expose how the hack occurred, however he stated that he was dealing with cops and exchanges, having actually been notified that the hacker moved the funds through various exchanges consisting of Binance, MEXC and Kraken.
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