Cryptorank Bithumb Halts ADA Transactions for Security Upgrade
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- •Bithumb is suspending ADA deposits and withdrawals for a critical security upgrade.
- •The suspension affects all users globally but does not impact ADA trading.
- •The upgrade involves changing deposit addresses to enhance security.
Bithumb, a major South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, announced a temporary suspension of Cardano (ADA) deposits and withdrawals due to critical upgrades to its deposit address system. This suspension will take effect at 5:00 a.m. UTC on April 8, 2025, impacting all users globally, although trading of ADA against other cryptocurrencies will continue. The exchange cited a necessary change in deposit addresses as the primary reason for this maintenance. Bithumb reassured users that their funds remain secure during this period. Such upgrades are standard practice among major exchanges to enhance security and operational efficiency. The process involves migrating user balances to new addresses, which necessitates the temporary halt of deposit and withdrawal functions. Experts in cryptocurrency security view this proactive maintenance as a commitment to safeguarding user assets. Bithumb plans to notify users promptly once services are restored.
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