CoinEx team has announced the associated addresses of the malicious attacker and will continue to update the suspicious addresses that have been located. They have also requested assistance from relevant project teams and institutions to help CoinEx freeze and handle the situation.

Previously, CoinEx confirmed a hacking incident where several hot wallet addresses used to store CoinEx exchange assets were found to have abnormal transfers on September 12. Those affected by this attack will receive 100% compensation for their losses. To increase security, recharge and withdrawal services have been suspended and will be restored after a thorough review.

ETH: *0x2118e4432d668aCFa347ddBA0efCcc6BB04DB297*0x1A61Df134d766f1e240FBFAEe79bBeCC04195f62*0x40cBe7580168d52b7FEC884120B31115c3F7E37E

XRP: *rpQxVcjVF2fC23r3xKyJS53jw8d5SRhZQf

SOL: *G3udanrxk8stVe8Se2zXmJ3QwU8GSFJMn28mTfn8t1kq

BSC: *0x6953704e753C6FD70Eb6B083313089e4FC258A20

KDA: *k:a9f3672d7ad7a1e4592702d73b220cbc61db1fa17f89a56131d965bc03959913

BCH: *qrgxyhj8rzl4l7fgauu6q6vtu2grct4jeyrnaq2s75

XDAG: *15VY3MadZvLpXhjzFXwCUmtZcHszju6L9