Pi Network told Cointelegraph that the 60 million users it advertises are application users, while the 10 million shown in ...

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou said in a Feb. 22 X post that the exchange’s withdrawal system is “now fully back to normal pace” ...

Billions of dollars' worth of crypto has been swiped from exchanges and networks via hacks and exploits. These are the five ...

Bybit has launched a dashboard for its bounty program, with CEO Ben Zhou declaring "war" on North Korean hackers linked to ...

Ben Zhou, the CEO of Bybit, and the controversial blockchain project Pi Network have reignited their feud. On X, Zhou posted that Bybit will not be supporting Pi Network, citing fraud as his reason.

In response to the theft, Bybit has set an extraordinary bounty of up to $140 million to incentivize whistleblowers, security experts, and law enforcement agencies worldwide to track down the hackers.

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou intensifies criticism of Pi Network, sharing Chinese authorities' warnings and refusing to list the token.

Bybit will repay all users, though some of the lost Ethereum (ETH) may be secured via a bridge loan for short-term claims. The exchange has enough reserves to compensate all users in kind, and is ...

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou is considering all possible options to recover the $1.4 billion stolen in the largest crypto hack in ...

Bybit launches $140M bounty program to counter Lazarus Group hackers who stole $1.4B, offering rewards for tracing and freezing stolen funds.

Bybit affirmed that its trading infrastructure stayed secure through forensic examination after the Safe{Wallet} incident.

Pi Network has denied fraud accusations made by Ben Zhou, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange platform Bybit, stating that it has no connection to social media accounts targeting him.