BitMart founder Sheldon Xia said the security team is ‘severely understaffed’ after restructuring, as threats against employees and alleged retaliation by former staff complicated efforts to retain technical personnel. He described the amount in Monday’s hack as small without disclosing a figure, while Bitquery identified about $391,000 in suspicious transfers from wallets mostly linked to BitMart across three blockchains. Bitquery traced these funds to a wallet also implicated in the more than $46 million Mercado Bitcoin hack on Nov. 2. BitMart announced in July it would end trading on Aug. 26 and cease operations in January 2027, and it plans to seek court approval for its restructuring in December or January. Bloomberg reported that the T3 Financial Crime Unit, formed by Tron, Tether and TRM Labs, has disbanded amid a wave of industry hacks.
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