Wall Street Journal::
After the hacking of ~ $ 1.5 billion, the parbit borrowed approximately $ 280 million in peer ether from the cryptographic industry to help process 350,000 customer removal requests over 10 hours– Parbit survived, thanks to the emergency loans of its peers, but questions on the security of the cryptographic industry persist
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