The hacked wallet belonged to a creditor, U.S. firm Stakenet, which had not lost funds in the 2019 hack, as reported by Stuff.
The alleged international criminal network targeted online influencers, sports stars, musicians and their families in the U.S.
U.N. experts estimate that over $316 million in crypto was stolen by North Korea-linked hackers last year.
Stephen Defiore was allegedly paid to transfer cellphone accounts to ones owned by a co-conspirator.
The bitcoin marketplace has halted withdrawal requests temporarily.
After a successful fundraising effort, the company said it can now reimburse most, but not all users.
Following an alleged December breach, the trading platform now says it will close and repay users any remaining funds.
Ledger was also targeted by hackers in Shopify's data breach.
EXMO says it is "assuming" the attacker had prior access to some of its hot wallet keys.
The incident saw losses of bitcoin, XRP, zcash, tether, ether and ethereum classic, according to early analysis.
The company has "regularly waved profits" for three years, the firm's CEO wrote Thursday.
Nexus Mutual's CEO, Hugh Karp, lost the tokens after an attacker gained remote access to his computer.
The cybersecurity specialist foresees a rise in crypto crime ahead in 2021 as the COVID-19 epidemic hits national economies.
Popular decentralized finance protocol Pickle Finance was hacked on Saturday, draining $19.7 million in DAI.
Tokens could be included in a users traffic request, which would allow websites accessible through the Tor network to “intelligently prioritize which requests it answers.”