Market Voyage CoinDCX confirms $16 million loss from retired wallets days after CEO called breach reports a ‘false alarm’ Last updated: October 25, 2026 10:13 pm By admin Share 0 Min Read SHARE CEO Sumit Gupta had told X users on Wednesday that early reports of a breach sounded like “a false alarm.” TAGGED:AlarmBreachcalledCEOCoinDCXConfirmsDaysFalseLossMillionReportsRetiredWallets Share This Article Twitter Email Copy Link Print Previous Article Crypto Hacks Cost $1.18 Billion in Q3, Hacken Says Crypto Hacks Cost $1.18 Billion in Q3, Hacken Says Next Article Aave changes USDT borrowing rules and loan costs suddenly jump ECB’s Cipollone Says Digital Euro a Matter of Sovereignty Web3 Adventures $2.2B Fund Adds AI, Robots Token Discoveries Latvia targets tokenization rules in 2027 with commercial property in focus Exchange Insights Bitcoin’s Next Crash May Be Less Severe Crypto Trends Aave changes USDT borrowing rules and loan costs suddenly jump DeFi Navigation Crypto Hacks Cost $1.18 Billion in Q3, Hacken Says Crypto Hacks Cost $1.18 Billion in Q3, Hacken Says NFT Expeditions Claude AI Cracks Satoshi’s 17-Year Bitcoin Mystery Web3 Adventures Bitunix Increases Its Care Fund to $50 Million, Further Strengthening User Protection Token Discoveries Circle Shareholder Targets Donald Trump’s Alleged Crypto Corruption in Lawsuit Exchange Insights Japan Considers Stablecoin Tax Refunds for Foreign Tourists Crypto Trends