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BitMart says it's resumed crypto withdrawals three days after hackers stole almost $200 million in funds
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Crypto exchange BitMart said early on Wednesday it would gradually resume withdrawals, three days after hackers ran away with close to $200 million worth of funds from its clients' cryptocurrency wallets.
Sheldon Xia, BitMart founder, said via a Twitter post that the exchange would resume deposits and withdrawals for ether and related tokens. Deposits were set to resume from 10 pm and 11 pm EST Tuesday.
«The deposit and withdrawal function of all tokens will be resumed step by step, along with the recovery progress of security testing and public chain development,» Xia tweeted.
«No worries, we are marching forward, security will always be the first priority.»
BitMart, which is based in the Cayman Islands, also told its
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