Not only johoe actually.

I'm the security researched who "caused" all of this by reporting a related bug to blockchain.info, which is why they were touching this critical code in the first place. The broken changes (there were multiple, only one is public knowledge) was pushed into production at midnight on Sunday in the UK. I caught the change and was able to get an emergency message to them in order to get them to pull the plug. Had I not had a script watching for changes like this on their site (previous experience has shown they love pushing broken code and then hiding it in git), it might have been a full 8 hours of sleep later that they could have taken down the website. Unsung hero and all that, but people would have lost a lot more money had it not been for that.

Their RNG was broken at least 4 times before this incident as well, it just didn't get any publicity.

So don't go go patting them on the back for their upstanding security, there's still piles of broken shit I've responsibly reported they haven't patched yet.