TechFlow News — BitMart's founder responded on Twitter regarding the asset theft incident: "BitMart has completed an initial security review and identified the affected assets. The security breach was primarily caused by the private keys of two of our hot wallets being compromised. All other assets on BitMart remain secure and were not impacted. BitMart will use our own funds to cover the loss and compensate affected users. We are also in discussions with multiple project teams to confirm the most reasonable solutions, such as token swaps, ensuring no harm to user assets. Deposit and withdrawal functions will be gradually restored starting December 7, 2021."
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