Orbit Chain: Global major cryptocurrency trading platforms have been requested to freeze stolen assets
On January 1st, Orbit Chain released an update on the theft, stating that the team has requested major global cryptocurrency exchanges to freeze the stolen assets. They are currently collaborating with global security experts, including Theori, to respond to the issue in real-time and track funds. Discussions for closer cooperation with 26 global security companies are underway. They are also maintaining close contact with law enforcement agencies and making efforts to trace and freeze the stolen assets. A second message has been sent to the attacker.
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