BIG Blockchain still chasing coins stolen in Coincheck hack

BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group reported that the forensic and investigative division successfully tracked the coins stolen in the Coincheck hack.

On January 26, 2018, Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck reported that 526 million XEM coins were lost. The world was shaken once again.. This hack was the second largest theft in the history of cryptocurrencies.

However, BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group successfully followed up with the cryptocurrency exchange in Vancouver, where the money from these stolen cryptocurrencies was laundered. BIG plans to submit important information to relevant authorities as soon as possible. In a statement to the press, the company said:

“BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group has deployed information from technological searches and data analysis tools to forensic law enforcement in Canada and the United States. will compile a comprehensive and official report outlining the medical findings.”

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In addition, Robert Whitaker, BIG’s Director of Forensic and Investigations, said:

“NEM has a strong and loyal crypto community. Our corporate mission at BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group is to provide technology and services that provide security to the industry.. That’s why we’re trying to help as quickly as we can to provide transparency into this illegal incident.”

BIG is the developer of Blockchain technology search and data analysis solutions. He had developed a cryptocurrency market agnostic search and analysis engine that helped government agencies and law enforcement agencies catch cybercriminals in the crypto space. The engine provides forensic monitoring and transaction monitoring.

While the cryptocurrency market is largely built around decentralized and unruly principles, forensic-level security agencies like the BIG can help ensure that large-scale cryptocurrency heists are a thing of the past. .

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