Qubic Restarts Chain as Victims Seek $1.3 Million in Stolen QU
Qubic’s blockchain is back online after a thief drained 1,404 wallets of nearly $1.3 million, forcing the network into an emergency shutdown. Now, with stolen funds frozen and a recovery program underway, victims have a chance to reclaim their cryptocurrency. Qubic Resumes Operations After 1,404 Wallets Are Drained Qubic has restarted its blockchain following the […]
Key Takeaways
- Qubic’s blockchain is back online after a thief drained 1,404 wallets of nearly $1.3 million, forcing the network into an emergency shutdown.
- Now, with stolen funds frozen and a recovery program underway, victims have a chance to reclaim their cryptocurrency.
- Qubic Resumes Operations After 1,404 Wallets Are Drained Qubic has restarted its blockchain following the […]
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