Odaily星球日报讯 针对社区提到的“币安向 Bybit 转入 ETH”一事，Bybit 联创兼 CEO Ben Zhou 回应澄清道：“感谢 Bitget 在此刻伸出援手，币安和其他几个合伙伙伴我们正在沟通，这笔资金跟币安官方没关系。”

Odaily星球日报讯 针对社区提到的“币安向 Bybit 转入 ETH”一事，Bybit 联创兼 CEO Ben Zhou 回应澄清道：“感谢 Bitget 在此刻伸出援手，币安和其他几个合伙伙伴我们正在沟通，这笔资金跟币安官方没关系。”

Bybit CEO：此前10000枚ETH转入与币安官方无关，正与币安及其他合作伙伴沟通中

Odaily reported that in response to the community's mention of "Bit sending ETH to Bybit", Bybit co-founder and CEO Ben Zhou clarified: "Thank you Bitget for reaching out at this moment, we are in communication with Bit and a few other partners, and this fund has nothing to do with the official Bit."

Bybit CEO: The previous transfer of 10,000 ETH has nothing to do with Binance, and we are communicating with Binance and other partners

Odaily reported that the Bybit CEO has started a live stream on the Bybit platform to respond to the details of the platform's ETH asset theft incident. Previously, it was reported that Bybit encountered a security incident tonight, with funds worth $1.44 billion being withdrawn, including: 401,347 ETH worth $1.12 billion; 90,376 stETH worth $253.16 million; 15,000 cmETH worth $44.13 million; and 8,000 mETH worth $23 million.

Bybit CEO has started a live broadcast to respond to the details of the ETH theft incident

He Yi, the co-founder of Odaily, responded to the statement made by Ben Zhou, the CEO of Bybit, saying that if needed, support will be provided.

He Yi: If Bybit needs support, we will provide support

Odaily reports that regarding the previous asset theft incident, Bybit has officially released a detailed announcement of the event for the first time: On February 21st at 8:30 PM Beijing time, Bybit detected unauthorized activity in its Ethereum cold wallet during a routine transfer process. This transfer was part of Bybit's official plan to move ETH from a multi-signature Ethereum cold wallet to a hot wallet. Unfortunately, the transaction was manipulated by a sophisticated attack that changed the smart contract logic and hid the signing interface, allowing the attacker to control the ETH cold wallet. As a result, over 400,000 ETH and stETH worth over $1.5 billion were transferred to unknown addresses.

Stolen funds: Over $1.5 billion worth of ETH and stETH.
Main cause: Malicious manipulation of the transfer process in the planned routine transfer from the ETH multi-sig cold wallet.

Bybit reiterates the following key points: All other Bybit cold wallets are in a secure state, and customer funds are unaffected; beware of other scams. While withdrawal requests have surged, the high request volume may cause withdrawal delays, but all withdrawals are being processed normally, with 70% of pending requests already processed. Bybit's reserve is strong and 1:1 backed, and all customer assets are fully secured, with information available on the Proof of Reserves (PoR) page.

Meanwhile, Bybit is working with leading blockchain forensic experts to track the stolen funds and resolve the situation. Bybit's security team is investigating the root cause, with a focus on potential vulnerabilities in the Safe.global platform user interface that may have been exploited during the transaction process. With over $20 billion in assets under management, Bybit will use bridge loans if necessary to ensure customer funds are available. Bybit's platform and all other services, including trading products, cards, and P2P, are operating normally.

Bybit official announcement: Over $1.5 billion in assets were stolen due to ETH multi-signature wallet transfer attack, reserve funds are strong, platform withdrawals and other services are operating normally

Bybit CEO: The previous transfer of 10,000 ETH has nothing to do with Binance, and we are communicating with Binance and other partners

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