Bybit Offers $140M Recovery Reward
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Bybit launches $140 million recovery bounty program for stolen $1.5 billion
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Bybit is putting $140 million on the table for anyone who can help recover the $1.5 billion in stolen crypto from the biggest hack in history.
The exchange will reward 10% of any funds recovered to cybersecurity experts, blockchain analysts, and ethical hackers who can track down the missing assets.
North Korea’s Lazarus Group has been linked to the February 21 attack.