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Odaily Planet Daily News: According to the DefiLama website's hacking incident, Bybit's theft of over $1.4 billion in assets is the largest security incident in the history of cryptocurrency, accounting for about 15% of the total amount stolen in all security incidents in cryptocurrency history. The panel data shows that the cumulative amount of stolen cryptocurrency in history has exceeded 10.62 billion US dollars, with DeFi related stolen assets reaching 6.31 billion US dollars and various bridging projects stolen assets reaching 2.87 billion US dollars.

Odaily Planet Daily News: ZachXBT posted on his personal channel that "Lazarus Group in the Bybit incident transferred 5000 ETH to a new address and laundered it through eXch (a centralized coin mixer), and bridged the funds to Bitcoin through Chainclip. On the morning of February 22, 2025 at 6:28:23, transfer 5000 ETH with TXN 0xbf80907830e46317da2c1708a13a9f016e242f8a6db6b0706e5f2328cb001; The final address of Bitcoin through Chainclip is bc1qlu4a33zjspefa3tnq566xszcr0fvwz05ewhqfq

According to BlockBeats, on February 22nd, Bybit CEO Ben Zhou posted on social media that he had detected hackers attempting to transfer BTC through Chainclip. I hope the cross chain bridge project can help Bybit prevent and prevent further transfer of assets to other chains. Bybit will soon release a bounty program to anyone who helps prevent or track funds that lead to fund recovery.

According to BlockBeats, on February 22nd, OKX President Hong Fang stated that the Bybit theft hacker addresses have been added to OKX's blacklist, and engineers will closely monitor these addresses. If there is any cash flow, immediate action will be taken. The OKX team is also in contact with the Bybit team to provide any IT security and liquidity support currently available to them.

According to News.bitcoin citing TASS News Agency, the Russian Supreme Court is pushing to classify cryptocurrencies as property in criminal cases, with the aim of strengthening law enforcement agencies' ability to track, freeze, and confiscate illegal digital assets. The Supreme Court is participating in drafting a legislative initiative aimed at treating digital currencies as criminal litigation property, which can strengthen the ability of law enforcement agencies to handle cryptocurrency related crimes. This is not the first time that the Russian Supreme Court has dealt with cryptocurrency issues in legal proceedings. In 2019, the court ruled that if digital currency is obtained through illegal activities, especially in cases involving drug trafficking, exchanging Bitcoin for rubles constitutes money laundering. The court's ruling further indicates that cryptocurrencies may fall within the jurisdiction of existing anti money laundering laws. In addition, in 2021, the court ruled that the electronic currency WMZ used in the Webmoney Transfer system is legally recognized as a civil rights object, setting a precedent for Russia's legal treatment of digital assets. These early rulings indicate that the Supreme Court is working to incorporate cryptocurrency into the country's judicial framework.