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ID:

kraken-611

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Date:

Status:

Incident Count:

June 2, 2019

Verified

2

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REKT

Contributor:

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zerofriction.io

KYC By:

KYC:

None

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50 pts

Audit By:

Audits:

None

Loss Amount:

9,700,000

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Recovered:

-

Rewards:

Ticker:

USD, BTC

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100 pts
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Platform:

Type:

Category:

Method:

Data Sources:

Exchange

Assets

Flash Loans

Extended Method:

Flash crash, suspected theft

Days in Operation:

0

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100 pts each

On June 2, Bitcoin flash-crashed on a major Bitcoin trading platform Kraken. The near vertical drop from $11,200 CAD to $100 CAD within moments initially appeared to have resulted from a technical glitch or a fat-fingered trading error by a whale. In this case, the available evidence suggests a hacker compromised a whale’s account, stole 1200 BTC worth $10.45 million on that date, and then dumped this huge amount of BTC into a highly illiquid BTC/CAD market. Only 1155 BTC was filled at $100 each.

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