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Cryptocurrency Market In Italy was hacked over 170 million dollars, the company stated no refund.

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BitGrail Money Trading Market Cryptocurrency in Italy was hacked. Nano money (XRB) total 17 million XRB worth $ 170 million. The second is a market of Cryptocurrency this year from Coincheck was hacked into big time.

BitGrail says it found that money was missing from internal audits. And the founder announced that the company has no refund.



Nano says the was hacked due to a bug in BitGrail itself, not a vulnerability in the Nano protocol.


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