Quote from: Halab on February 23, 2025, 07:02:44 PM

Et meeeerde :

Quote from: https://x.com/LeJournalDuCoin/status/1893214689183621410

Lazarus Group a transféré il y a quelques minutes 5 000 ETH liés au hack de Bybit vers une nouvelle adresse, a commencé à blanchir les fonds via eXch et à les bridger vers Bitcoin via Chainflip, selon zachxbt.

Y'a des coups de projecteurs que certain(e)s plateformes/produits voudraient éviter.
Prochaine news d'ici quelque semaines/mois : fermeture d'exch.cx ou arrestation des créateurs...

Je ne sais pas si c'est directement lié au hack de Bybit, le couperet n'est pas encore tombé, mais :

Quote from: eXch on March 31, 2025, 09:10:20 AM

[April 2025] We are aware that there is an ongoing operation targeting our service by some law enforcement agencies with the goal of adding us to the OFAC sanctions list and possibly seizing our infrastructure (good luck to them, nevertheless). Since it's primarily coming from U.S.-based agencies, we will update our ToS to inform our users in the U.S. not to use our service and warn them about the risks of being prosecuted in their country for using a service like ours. Since we have no logs or any IP-detecting capabilities, we won't be able to enforce this policy; thus, we can't be held responsible for any regulatory violations. We have already developed a legal framework to ensure that the responsibility for regulatory violations is applied to our customers and not to us, which will also be outlined in the ToS. This might also apply to some countries in EU with the worst recent regulatory updates that target privacy services, however, it's not confirmed yet.

J'espère qu'ils éviteront les balles, mais ça va être compliqué.
Mais ça a suffit pour que Theymos "recadre" les membres du Staff qui particpaient à la campagne de signature

(Je comprends sa position)