Clients can already see their pre-hack balances, but no timeline has been announced for resuming withdrawals
Mercado Bitcoin has begun gradually restoring clients’ access to the exchange after the hack. Users can view their balances recorded before the incident.
Withdrawals have not yet resumed, and the exchange has not announced when this function will be restored. Cointelegraph reports that access is being restored in stages.
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The team explains that its security systems detected unusual activity, so transfers were halted and the tokens moved to cold wallets. The team says everything is safe. It has set aside about 12 hours for the investigation.
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