Nationthailand Bitkub Disables Web Withdrawals After User Phishing Losses
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Bitkub Online, Thailand's largest cryptocurrency exchange, will disable web-based withdrawals starting February 10, 2026, following a reported theft of 250,000 THB ($7,400) due to suspected phishing. Thai regulators have found no evidence of a system-wide breach, indicating that user losses are likely due to individual scams rather than a structural hack.
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2026-02-07
Bitkub announces suspension of web withdrawals effective February 10
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