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Bybit has regained 7% market share after the hack incident of $1.4 billion

Bybit has claimed back its 7% market share after a $1.4 billion hack earlier this year. Bybit is getting back its users and recovering its market share after a hack worth $1.4 billion through more security and traders’ improvements.

After a hack worth $1.4 billion in February, Bybit has managed one of the biggest recoveries in the crypto space. This is a milestone that shows how the exchange is working to restore confidence and strengthen its position in the crypto space.

The February data breach resulted in the theft of assets, which include liquid-staked Ether (stETH), Mantle Staked ETH (mETH), and much more. It was one of the biggest exploits in crypto history. Bybit’s market share fell to almost 4% in the immediate aftermath as the incident hit user confidence and lowered activity.

Despite the setback, Bybit has steadily regained ground. Recent analysis reveals that the platform has regained its pre-hack market share of 7%, indicating a renewed trust among traders and an increase in trading volumes. The exchange has fixed this up in a tough area to make something good out of it.

The turnaround didn’t happen by chance. Bybit took several strategic actions to fix the hack and reassure users. They strengthened security protocols, enhanced liquidity choices, and launched retail trader-friendly options.  It seems that these efforts have been key to restoring user trust and encouraging users to return to the platform.

Investigators found the hackers who attacked Bithumb in 2017 and 2018 were likely the North Korean Lazarus Group. Lazarus Group is a cybercrime outfit that has launched numerous attacks against crypto exchanges. They utilized decentralized tokens in a bid to disguise the origins of the stolen funds. Yet, sophisticated blockchain tracing tools have ensured that almost 89 percent of the resources are still traceable, which offers hope for some recovery.

Experts note that wider market conditions may also have affected Bybit’s temporary decline. Crypto investors were already starting to reduce risk, contributing to Bybit’s early struggles.

However, Bybit’s swift response and unwavering commitment to enhancing its infrastructure enabled it to recover. The next several months will be important if the exchange wants to keep its momentum up and fully regain its standing in the crypto sphere. So for now, Bybit is an encouraging sign of how resilient and innovative companies can bounce back from adversity in the digital asset space.

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