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BigONE Exchange Faces $27 Million Hack Loss

BY Solomon M.·2 MIN READ·JULY 16, 2025

BigONE Exchange was hacked for over $27 million in digital assets, which were swiftly converted into Bitcoin, TRON, and Ethereum by the unidentified hacker.

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Key Takeaways:
  • Main event involves BigONE Exchange hack, $27 million loss confirmed.
  • Funds converted to BTC, TRX, ETH rapidly.
  • SlowMist confirms no private keys exposed in breach.

The hack’s significance lies in its impact on digital asset security, highlighting vulnerabilities in centralized exchanges and prompting discussions within the cryptocurrency community.

BigONE Exchange

BigONE Exchange suffered a breach, resulting in a $27 million loss. The attacker altered server logic to initiate unauthorized withdrawals. Despite the breach, BigONE assured users their assets were safe and committed to covering all losses.

Key players include cybersecurity firm SlowMist, which conducted a post-mortem of the breach, highlighting that private keys remained secure. SlowMist noted,

BigONE Exchange was exploited for more than $27 million. The attacker breached the platform’s production network and modified the logic of servers handling accounts and risk controls, allowing unauthorized withdrawals. … Private keys were not exposed.

SlowMist Team discusses recent developments in blockchain security.

Blockchain analysts like Lookonchain observed the hacker exchanging stolen funds for major cryptocurrencies.

The hack has raised concerns about centralized exchange security protocols. As a result, additional measures are being explored to enhance protective frameworks within the industry. Security upgrades are expected to strengthen database and server defenses.

Financially, the incident reinforces the need for robust security systems. It suggests possible regulatory reviews and technology updates to avert such breaches in the future. Improvements in automated security checks and public trust in centralized exchanges are essential outcomes sought by industry experts.

ZachXBT criticized BigONE, alleging previous involvement in scams. Blockchain investigators emphasize the need for tighter regulations and scrutiny post-attack. These insights indicate potential reform in exchange governance practices and customer protection strategies.

Disclaimer:

The content on The CCPress is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry inherent risks. Please consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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