Crypto exchange Bybit co-founder and CEO Ben Zhou says more than two-thirds of the digital assets stolen from the platform in February by North Korea’s Lazarus Group still remain traceable. In ...

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has provided a detailed update on the $1.4 billion cryptocurrency theft linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group. According to Zhou, 68.57% of the stolen Ethereum, around 500,000 ...

Bybit, established in 2018 by CEO Ben Zhou, has rapidly ascended to prominence in the cryptocurrency exchange landscape. Headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Bybit offers a comprehensive ...

Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has forged a strategic partnership with leading ...

— Ben Zhou (@benbybit) April 21, 2025 As widely reported, the February 21 hack saw Bybit lose around 400,000 ETH and 113,000 ETH -related tokens, making it a landmark breach in the crypto industry.

Bybit experienced a $1.5 billion hack and over $4 billion of "bank run," leading to a total $5.5 billion outflow within the exchange. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou addressed the incident, highlighting the ...

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou claims crypto liquidations hit $10 billion, not the reported $2 billion, citing API limitations on data reporting. The cryptocurrency market’s sell-off may have been ...

Hacked crypto exchange Bybit replenished the $1.4 billion in Ether stolen days ago, CEO Ben Zhou said Monday. See Also: Beyond Replication & Versioning: Securing S3 Data in the Face of Advanced ...

DUBAI, UAE, Oct. 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Ben Zhou, co-founder and CEO of Bybit, shared his candid views on crypto compliance, sensible AI deployments, and new growth drivers at TOKEN2049.

In an executive summary on hacked Bybit funds posted on X on April 21, Ben Zhou said that of the total $1.4 billion hacked, 68.6% “remains traceable,” 27.6% has “gone dark,” and 3.8% has ...