Chinese Firm Says South Korean Ponzi Behind Abnormal Ethereum Fees, but Another Firm Disagrees
Three abnormal Ethereum transactions last week stirred up massive debate in the broader crypto community. Valued at over $5.3 million in just fees for the transfer of a few ETH collectively, many suggested an exchange had been hacked. However, one firm believes the contrary. China’s PeakShield Says Exchange Hacked PeakShield, a Chinese blockchain analytics company,
Source: Chinese Firm Says South Korean Ponzi Behind Abnormal Ethereum Fees, but Another Firm Disagrees
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Harry is a cryptocurrency enthusiast and financial trader. After obtaining a masters degree in Financial Markets and Journalism he decided to become a half time trader half time journalist in the financial and cryptocurrency sector.He can be contacted at harry.gill@cryptonewspipe.com