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Key Notes Bybit’s Bitcoin liquidity has rebounded to pre-hack levels within a month. Lazarus Group was identified as the attacker behind the $1.5 billion ETH exploit. Institutional orders and new custody partnerships helped restore market depth. Bitcoin liquidity on the crypto exchange Bybit has bounced back to levels last seen before the February security breach

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By the end of Q2 2025, the platform will allow everyday users to directly trade U.S. stocks like Apple, Microsoft, and MicroStrategy. It will also offer access to commodities such as gold and crude oil. This move signals a major expansion for Bybit, one of the world’s largest crypto derivatives exchanges. It positions the platform

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Bybit, one of the biggest crypto exchanges, is getting closer to securing a full operational license in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This approval comes at a crucial time, as the exchange recently suffered a massive $1.4 billion hack. The exchange recently received in-principle approval (IPA) from the UAE’s Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA), bringing

Homepage > News > Business > Bybit reels from $1.5B hack by North Korea The record-setting hack of the Bybit digital asset exchange and the ensuing calls to roll back the Ethereum network (again) prove the need for proper legal recourse when customers are illegally deprived of their assets. Panic spread through the ‘crypto’ world

By Mark Hunter 1 day agoMon Feb 24 2025 08:17:13 Reading Time: 2 minutes Bybit was hacked for 400,000 ETH on Friday, worth $1.5 billion The hack made headlines all over the world, with North Korean hacking group Lazarus thought to be behind it Bybit has received praise for its response Friday’s mammoth $1.5 billion