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Bitcoin’s latest hack puts key crypto vulnerability in spotlight

The US$320mil (RM1.29bil) hack of the Bitcoin-linked Liquid Network is another dent to crypto's reputation as the industry tries to convince banks and institutional investors that digital assets can become part of mainstream financial infrastructure.

The Star MalaysiaSuvashree Ghosh查看原文 ↗
比特币最新黑客攻击事件将关键加密货币漏洞推到了风口浪尖。

Ongoing hacks are exposing decentralisation – once touted as one of crypto’s greatest strengths – as a vulnerability. — Image by Magnific

The US$320mil (RM1.29bil) hack of the Bitcoin-linked Liquid Network is another dent to crypto’s reputation as the industry tries to convince banks and institutional investors that digital assets can become part of mainstream financial infrastructure.

The damage extends beyond the Bitcoin that was taken. Liquid was built to make the largest cryptocurrency more useful for trading and settlement, and the incident highlights the risks in the layers surrounding a blockchain – the wallets, custody arrangements and transaction infrastructure that users ultimately have to rely on.

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