A major exchange in South Korea was attacked by hackers, and the scale of the Solana asset leak has been revised to 30.43 million USD.

[Bitpush] A leading exchange in South Korea updated the latest data on the Solana network asset security incident this afternoon. The scale of the leak was revised down from the previously reported 54 billion KRW to 44.5 billion KRW, equivalent to approximately 30.43 million USD; the amount of frozen funds was also significantly revised from 12 billion KRW to 2.3 billion KRW, about 1.57 million USD.

After the incident, the Virtual Asset Regulatory Bureau of South Korea's financial regulatory authorities quickly arrived at the scene to conduct inspections. The regulators revealed that they are investigating the details of the attack, the actual losses, and what protective measures the platform has taken for user assets. According to the plan, the on-site inspection will continue until next Friday, December 5.

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WagmiOrRektvip
· 11-30 06:41
Has the digital value shrunk so much? It feels like the data keeps changing. Who can really trust it?
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CoffeeNFTsvip
· 11-29 17:15
Data keeps changing, is this exchange playing a numbers game? Over 30 million dollars slipped out...
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HypotheticalLiquidatorvip
· 11-28 10:01
Data dropped from 54 billion directly to 44.5 billion, this shrinkage... the risk control threshold has problems, is the initial report always this outrageous? --- 1.57 million dollars in frozen funds, is this the platform's "protective action"? They didn't even do it this decisively when de-leveraging. --- Once again, the regulatory authorities are stepping in for inspections, and it won't be over until December 5th. I really can't understand how many people will be forced to liquidate during this time gap. --- Is Solana in trouble again? It feels like systemic risk is brewing, and there are still dominoes waiting to fall behind. --- Changing 54 billion to 44.5 billion, who believes that? It's just a matter of not calculating clearly, don't package it as a "correction". --- I really don't understand why these exchanges didn't reinforce risk control beforehand, and the data keeps being reported over and over after the fact. --- The scale of 30.43 million dollars in leakage doesn't look big, but once the liquidation price comes out, it will be interesting. --- Regulatory authorities will check until December 5th? The hackers must have run away by now, and the borrowing rate is definitely going to explode this time.
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DaisyUnicornvip
· 11-27 10:16
It's shrunk again, this data is being adjusted like squeezing toothpaste...
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gas_guzzlervip
· 11-27 10:11
30 million USD is gone, and they're still there correcting the data, that's impressive.
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RatioHuntervip
· 11-27 10:06
It's another Korean exchange, but fortunately, the data has been revised down this time; otherwise, it would be terrifying.
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DAOplomacyvip
· 11-27 10:01
ngl the numbers keep shifting around here... arguably the initial disclosure was just non-optimal communication strategy. tbh this whole "correction" thing has some path dependency vibes—like, how do we even trust the revised figures? stakeholder alignment between exchanges and regulators historically suggests there's always more to the story than the official narrative lets on.
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