ETC Labs believes regulation is the key to preventing future 51% attacks

by Aurelia Butler 3 September 2020, 01:40 119 Views

ETC Labs CEO Terry Culver also shared with Cointelegraph that according to the information that was provided by CipherTrace, which was hired to investigate the attacks, the attackers used proceeds from the first attack to rent hashpower for the second attack. The latter cost crypto exchange OKEx $5.6 million in damages — the company had to reimburse its users.

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ETC Labs believes regulation is the key to preventing future 51% attacks

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