According to a court decision, 6 crypto exchanges, including Binance, Coinbase, Luno, and Kraken, have been ordered by London’s High Court to reveal their client data to track down $10.7 million that was taken from a U.K.-based exchange in 2020. Following its attack in late 2020, the exchange, which keeps its identity hidden while tracking stolen money, was able to locate $1.7 million of the illicit proceeds. Amount Split in 6 Crypto Exchanges The $1.7 million was split up among 26 accounts on six foreign cryptocurrency exchanges, all of which must now provide papers in accordance with a new UK The post 6 Crypto Exchanges Ordered to Share Client Data in $10.7M Fraud Case appeared first on Cryptoknowmics-Crypto News and Media Platform .
