Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on July 19, 2025, 11:43:14 PM

No customer funds have been impacted. Wow, so the $44.2M generally came out of a thin air. It's funny to claim that user assets are completely safe and protected in secure wallets yet 17 hours earlier, $44M was moved out with ease. These crypto exchange CEOs really love to take people some for a ride.

If I was one of the users, I would me moving my funds as fas as possible.

I still can't understand how those funds were stolen and from where. If the customer's funds weren't affected, then whose coins belong to?
It's obvious that their CEO states something like that, because he and his exchanger will face massive withdrawal requests.

Quote from: avp2306 on July 20, 2025, 10:08:53 AM

As what other people said if I am the user of that exchange I will move my coins on top exchange and stop using CoimDCX while they are facing huge issue.

Most of the time that an exchanger faces hack issues, their volume, thus their clients, gets as far away as they can. It's more than difficult to rewind this and be back on track.