On Tuesday, these tokens were sold for 2,224 ETH ($3.6 million) on several decentralized markets. The possible hacker transferred the money to this wallet address, where the ether tokens are still located as of the publication date. The exchange said,
"Due to the sudden failure of some core applications, it still takes time to troubleshoot the problem. Deposit and withdrawal services are now suspended. Please do not deposit digital currency before recovery,"
Initially shifted amounts from ZB.com's wallet to another wallet under the accused hacker's control, which continues to hold around $1 million worth of those last five tokens. The alleged hacking event occurred while ZB.com temporarily stopped client withdrawals on Tuesday.
One of the first cryptocurrency exchanges on the market was ZB.com, formerly CHBTC.com. The platform was one of the exchanges that migrated from China after that nation outlawed cryptocurrency trading in 2017.