BlueBenx, Brazilian Crypto Lending Platform Reportedly blocked a total of 22,000 users from withdrawing funds. After claiming to have been hacked for $32 million (or real Brazilian $160 million), although no details about the hack are available. But the company said it had laid off most of its employees.
Brazilian crypto lender BlueBenx promises up to 66% returns for users investing in cryptocurrencies through various income channels
report from the boardnewsThe local Portal do Bitcoin highlighted that BlueBenx halted all forms of withdrawal after falling victim to the hack, with BlueBenx’s attorney, Assuramaya Kuthumi, saying the raid resulted in a $32 million loss, which investors found hard to believe. Due to a lack of clarity about the alleged hack
“We think there is a high probability that this is a scam. Because this whole story of hacker attacks seems absurd. or is it what they came up with?”
The lack of trust among investors stems from the fact that many crypto platforms — with high yields — have had similar situations in recent times. As a result, crypto investors are currently trying to earn returns from lower-risk crypto. and see it as a safer strategy
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