88% of Nomad Bridge crackers were copycats? Representatives of the analytics arm of Coinbase calculated that in the theft of 190 million that occurred on August 1, there were 88% of the addresses of copycats of the original hacker. They simply took and copied the code used by the first scammer, putting down their address and the number of tokens to be withdrawn. Only a small part of them returned the funds. As of August 10, the project has received about $25 million in cryptocurrency. The rest of the copycats still keep the stolen assets in their wallets, despite Nomad's call to return the cryptocurrency. In total, the copycats stole $88 million, which is 46% of the total amount stolen. Thus, if the first two addresses belonged to hackers, then the rest simply took advantage of the opportunity. If you decide to try your hand at the world of cryptocurrencies, do it with a trusted and reliable partner - KuCoin. For beginners - a 10% discount on trading fees, as well as the opportunity to win $250,000 in BTC in the 2nd Treasure Coin Carnival Round. CoinShark is not responsible for the content, accuracy, quality, advertising, products or any other content posted on the site. This article is for informational purposes, prepared on the basis of materials and information from open sources. Cryptocurrency is a high-risk asset, investing in it can lead to losses. Readers should do their own research before taking any action.

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