Twitter hacked 388 victims and several exchanges blacklisted Bitcoin addresses.

In response to a "massive hacker attack on Twitter", according to PANews, on-chain data analytics firm CryptoQuant said on Twitter that 388 people were killed in the incident. Currently, hackers do not send bitcoins to trade. , but around 4.8 bitcoins have been traded on the cryptomixer, and massive funding from Kraken and Bitstamp can be fearless. In response to the Twitter hack, OKEx, Huobi, Matcha and many other trading platforms blacklisted Bitcoin addresses and warned users of the risks. At the same time, Bitcoin addresses have also been added to the watch, and exchanges can tag and track unreliable assets.