What happened to b2x (when was b2 developed)?

PeckShield, a blockchain security company, detected on January 18th that someth

What happened to b2x (when was b2 developed)?

PeckShield, a blockchain security company, detected on January 18th that something happened to b2x.

Starting around 3 am today, a series of abnormal transactions occurred on the b2x platform. Approximately 100,000 USDT was transferred from an address starting with 0xe5c to an account starting with 0xc4f6. At the same time, the user transferred approximately 1 million USDt directly from B2X’s contract to their wallet. Soon after, under the control of a hacker with an address starting with 0XCe8, the attacker manipulated the market price by conducting wash trading and caused a loss of nearly 10 million USD. Subsequently, the exchange activated the asset freezing mechanism again, resulting in the theft of assets of some users, which cannot be recovered at present. For more details, please refer to related Weibo and Moments.

When was b2 developed?

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I mentioned before when b2 was developed and then did the coding in b3. What does this time node look like now, which is what we are talking about today, when was B2 developed (or called B1)? If you are not sure, you can ask them. However, two months ago, many people paid attention because everyone knew what b1 was, an open-source software development toolkit (SDK) with a project token name “Bitcoin” written on it. So, do you think b2 will actually be used? So I want to remind everyone here not to believe those who claim to have a white paper, as these so-called white papers are not genuine blockchain project products. In fact, most of the projects now are in the Ethereum ecosystem:

First of all, there is Bitcoin. Although many projects have been launched, they have not been officially issued and circulated in the public chain aspect. There are also some altcoin versions not yet released on the market, such as EOS, Steem, etc. But to some extent, they are basically the same as Ethereum with certain differences. Of course, if you look at the DeFi products released last year, you will find that some things do make sense, such as its high market value. However, from historical data, Bitcoin’s market value has also been much lower. This means that Bitcoin’s total market value will definitely not exceed 10 billion RMB, which is not a big news for the entire market. So what we need to pay attention to is Bitcoin’s market share. When people truly understand this asset, they often think it is just a pile of junk information. This raises a question of why some people consider it as an investment target. The reasons are simple: first, is it just a technical product? Second, can Bitcoin’s price meet the price expectations?

So Bitcoin’s price should be able to reach the set target price, right? I think it’s not that easy to achieve. On the other hand, it is because it is a commodity, not a currency. So our definition of this product should be: as long as something can be traded without interference in a specific market environment. And to some extent, it also has corresponding rules to regulate the relationship between buyers and sellers of the goods, which is more in line with the needs of investors. Plus, Bitcoin’s inflation rate forms an information system about the future development direction of Bitcoin – supply and demand theory. That is, the future supply of Bitcoin determines the profitability of supply side and the transparency of the market. With higher Bitcoin prices, the demand side can obtain more funds. At the same time, due to the high volatility of Bitcoin prices, the proportion of Bitcoin holders’ positions will become smaller and smaller, making Bitcoin a relatively mature thing.

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