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$6.36 Billion lost. Save me KA$H!!!
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2.4B flowing into XMR or maybe ZEC? hmnmnmmm...
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>>545181457
Is it bad I'm happy for Best Korea

You can bet that money won't go to trannies or Jews
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>A $2 billion cyber haul is equivalent to roughly 6% to 8% of North Korea's entire annual GDP. To put that into perspective, a comparable hit to the U.S. economy would equal nearly $2 trillion in completely un-taxed, liquid cash flowing directly into government coffers.
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>>545181457
>$6.36B reclaimed for the juche cause
ftfy
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>>545181457
Well done
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kek north korea is the cyber version of russian villains in 90's movies
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based korea
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How $6.3 Billion Compares to North Korea's Economy

• Larger than their entire export economy: Before this hack, North Korea's total annual legitimate exports (mostly coal, iron ore, and textiles sent to China) were estimated at roughly $300 million to $900 million. This single hack generated many times what the entire country earns from trade in a year.
• A massive chunk of their GDP: North Korea's total annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is estimated by South Korea’s central bank to be around $24 billion to $30 billion. This single Binance heist instantly increased the regime's available capital by roughly 20% to 25% of their entire annual economic output.
• Years of military funding at once: The regime's estimated annual defense budget typically hovers around $4 billion. The unfrozen portion of this hack alone ($3.3 billion) can fund nearly an entire year of their military and missile operations, while the gross $6.3 billion completely reshapes their national security budget for years to come.
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every ear they add a billion kek, first it was 1.5 billions, then 2.5, then funsaresafu says "heh it could be higher than that", then 5, 6,....
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>>545181457
It's reparations for the new CoD and claiming Based Kim died.
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>>545181457
Hacking isn’t real. Baal just thinks it’s cool or something. Baal hacks his own shit and then sells it to us as amatuerish. You can personally technically hack baal, but baal is watching so he knows about it. You can’t actually scam Baals clones because he knows. He’s literally watching you at all times. Baal might pretend to let you hack him, but it’s fake. It’s creepy like that.
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>>545182011
They hit the jackpot probably just using DeepSeek to do the pen tests. Kek
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>>545181457
Kim deserved his hard earn monies
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>>545181457
>Save me KA$H!!!
One post kike nigger
Why do so many faggots like you think the FBI or others are supposed to protect companies that would normally hire their own cybersecurity?
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>>545182011
Baal makes the military. The true purpose of military is to protect his own clones from us. Not from other countries like it looks. Baal has excess clones which he uses to do some pretty retarded things because he doesn’t really care what he’s doing as long as he gets to take every girls virginity and own all the assets. His extra clones are also dedicated to these two things. But, the grand picture ends up looking somewhat realistic, because he tries to hide that they’re clones. But, not very hard. If you actually listen to absolutely anyone speaking, he often mentions that he’s baal. Baals only real threat is the real people, so he’s made lots of guns and soldiers so that we can’t interfere.
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again? lmao. but they deserve it, it was north koreans who made crypto even popular, albeit with ransomware attacks which required crypto to unlock. google it, crypto was worthless before these attacks and then gained popularity and knowledge by the general population. before that very few knew about crypto, after that it steadily became a gambling opportunity
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>>545181457
>North Korea's elite state- sponsored hacking unit
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>>545181457
must be an inside job. gooks cant be that good at hacking.
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>>545181457
Based, total bitcoinigger death.
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>>545181457
Funds not safu?
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>>545181457
Good for Kim. Buy something nice with that haul
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Don't worry, our strong, effective president will do something about it...
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>>545182622
I knew some north Korean hackers who worked at the crypto company pretending to be Malaysian. Great to work with before they stole about 40k. The owners were already stealing themselves.
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>>545181841
LOOOL
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>>545181457
Based Korea
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>>545181457
If true, good.
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>>545182899
Apparently it involved world liberty financial accounts so that's hilarious. Kim stole from Trump and his friends. But it's not really stealing if it's already stolen.
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>>545181457
>Tornado Cash funding

ALERT ALERT
CASH NADO
ALERT ALERT
CASH NADO
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>>545181457
if only computer money was treated like real money and was regulated and insured...
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Can't they just identify the ones that were stolen and just invalidate them before they can be exchanged? Just red tag them like they can with dollar bills.
Money became real stupid once it became numbers on a screen.
Imagine telling people 200 years ago that people could steal more money than existed int he world in their day by using a machine that's small enough to fit on someone's desk from t he other side of the world.
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>>545181457
ain't even mad about it
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>>545182010
Lmao he was waiting for (((yous)))
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>>545181457
I still don't get how nothing is worth something.
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>>545181457
It's so wild how technology and block chains make something like this possible. We basically have this shared virtual file that everyone can modify according to certain rules, and somehow some Korean guys can basically write that they now own a mountain of gold, and everyone pretty much agrees that yep, they sure do.
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This is why crypto will never be a thing.
It's retarded.
BRICS was right to amass gold instead.
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>>545184258
That's not how it works. Nobody who uses these services actually has the numbers that represent crypto coins. They all sit in the service and the only thing users own is IOUs. They hacked the service and told it to give them all the users' IOUs, then cashed them in. The fault is with the service, not the blockchain.
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>>545181457
>Breaking North Korea Hacked Crypto

"North Korea"
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>>545182079
This. Shouldn't have tried to curse breast Korea.
Now best Korea curses you.
Hopefully via Iran.
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yeah but no actual money was stolen
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>>545182568
NK got 6 Billy. Show me your Wallet estimated amount.
If you are gonna use the frog, don't be a faggot yourself.
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who will hand over $6 billion cash for crypto? not even all the exchanges in the world. that shit is make believe.

its like company stocks
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>impose draconian restrictions to sovereign country
>wtf why are they resorting to crime in order to survive!?



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