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Canadian Exchange Allegedly Hacked, Exit Scam Suspected

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Canadian Exchange Allegedly Hacked, Exit Scam Suspected
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On Sunday morning, a small Canadian digital exchange tweeted having faced a hacker attack. The hack reportedly resulted in losing 913 BTC of customers’ funds from the platform’s hot wallets. That is around $6 mln.

Following the attack, the exchange closed its official website and all social media accounts. Although later they explained on Twitter this is just a temporary measure until the investigation is over.

Suspicion wave rises

However, further comments in the thread revealed that users have taken a dubious attitude towards the situation. People began to accuse the exchange of nonprofessional work, absence of cold wallets and even of ‘exit scam.’

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Crypto A-listers pushing the scandal further

The news swiftly spread across the Internet, getting well-known crypto sphere leaders to express their opinion. Joseph Young, BitLord and Changpeng Zhao all commented on what had happened, with skeptical notes clear in their messages.

Joseph Young, a crypto-focused journalist and writer, assumed that MapleChange has most probably performed an ‘exit scam.’ He continued criticizing small crypto trading platforms for just wishing to maximize their profits and not taking any responsibility for customers’ funds.

Changpeng Zhao pointed out that small exchanges with no access to cold wallets must be avoided. Especially if they do not try their hardest at setting them up. One of the commentators in the thread even posted a gif showing a hack of Binance, after which the CEO tweeted “Funds are SAFU” as an example of the proper protective measures.

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MapleChange tries to compensate

Later tweets on the MapleChange’s account show that the company is at least pretending to try to compensate its customers’ losses. The exchange stated that they cannot reimburse the lost BTC and LTC but they will try to compensate for losses of other coins.

MapleChange tries to compensate

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