BTC$63,181.00+2.18%
ETH$1,679.41+3.93%
USDT$0.9992-0.03%
BNB$599.81+2.05%
USDC$0.9997+0.00%
XRP$1.15+2.71%
SOL$66.46+3.82%
TRX$0.327-0.19%
FIGR_HELOC$1.03+0.00%
HYPE$61.85+6.96%
DOGE$0.0863+3.31%
USDS$0.9996-0.02%
LEO$9.54+0.51%
RAIN$0.0132+0.22%
ZEC$420.58+5.34%
XLM$0.2009-1.25%
BTC$63,181.00+2.18%
ETH$1,679.41+3.93%
USDT$0.9992-0.03%
BNB$599.81+2.05%
USDC$0.9997+0.00%
XRP$1.15+2.71%
SOL$66.46+3.82%
TRX$0.327-0.19%
FIGR_HELOC$1.03+0.00%
HYPE$61.85+6.96%
DOGE$0.0863+3.31%
USDS$0.9996-0.02%
LEO$9.54+0.51%
RAIN$0.0132+0.22%
ZEC$420.58+5.34%
XLM$0.2009-1.25%
After previously trying to blame “phishing”, 3Commas admitted the API leak after an anonymous user published tens of thousands of keys.