A very strange hack.
Instead of a main breach, nearly 76,000 keys are accessed, and funds drained.
A total of around 23m stolen, some having been cashed out.
What is very strange is the lack of information about covering the losses of investors.
And more puzzling is the lack of information as to how the breach managed to access so many keys.
Without that being understood, the the old saying 'they will be back' seems to come to mind.
Time will tell