Nobitex: The total amount of stolen assets is approximately $100 million, and user losses are fully guaranteed by the reserve fund.

BlockBeats News, on June 19, Iranian crypto trading platform Nobitex issued the fourth announcement of the theft: "In Nobitex's ongoing response to recent security incidents, the situation is now under control, and all external access to our servers has been completely cut off. Users may notice a significant decrease in their current Nobitex wallet balances on various blockchain networks. This is due to the fact that our technical team takes the initiative to empty the hot wallet funds to protect the safety of users' assets. So, regarding the changes in these wallet balances, users do not need to worry. The stolen assets have been transferred to a wallet that uses a non-standard address, which is made up of random characters, which is significantly different from the pattern of attacks on traditional cryptocurrency exchanges. These wallets are then used to burn and burn user assets. Obviously, the purpose of this attack is not economic gain, but an attempt to harm the user's asset security and psychological safety by false means. The stolen funds are still publicly traceable on the blockchain network, and the total amount of stolen assets is currently estimated to be around $100 million. In addition, due to limited networks and blocked access to external servers, the recovery of the platform may take longer than usual. But Nobitex is doing everything it can to speed up the fix. All users' assets are fully protected by the Nobitex Reserve Fund, and users will not lose any funds. Further developments will be continuously updated through further announcements."