BTER Bitcoin Heist: Revision history

22 February 2024

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21 February 2024

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24 January 2023

• curprev 13:4413:44, 24 January 2023‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 13,581 bytes +13,581‎ Created page with "{{Imported Case Study|source=https://www.quadrigainitiative.com/casestudy/bterbitcoinheist.php}} thumb|BTERBTER stored their funds in a single wallet, which, while called a "cold wallet", was not entirely offline and disconnected, being as it was on a managed server. The wallet was breached. The platform ultimately gave affected users balances that were owed to them, which were repaid over time from profits, and discounts on trading. A partnership gav..."