Crypto app CoinDCX hit by cyberattack, Web3 trading halted.

CoinDCX, a known crypto trading platform, encountered a cyber threat early Saturday, according to the co-founders Neeraj Khandelwal and Sumit Gupta. $ 44M Approx has been Drained from Exchange.

As a safety measures, trading in the Web3 segment has been temporarily halted. Initially Khandelwal reassured users that their assets are secure, and that trading and INR withdrawals remain fully operational but later on the news has been confirmed that $ 44M Approx has been drained due to cyberattack.


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