Catalyx Grapples with Security Breach in Canada: Operations Temporarily Frozen

<p>CatalX
CTX Ltd., the company behind the Canadian crypto exchange Catalyx, has taken
the unprecedented step of suspending all trading, deposits, and withdrawals in
the wake of a security breach. The breach has reportedly resulted in the loss
of some customer funds, prompting swift action from the platform.</p><p>Concerns
Rise Over Financial Losses </p><p>CatalX
CTX Ltd. issued a press release acknowledging the security incident and
revealed that an investigation has been launched to uncover the details
surrounding the breach. While the company did not disclose the extent of the
financial losses, concerns are escalating over the potential impact on users'
assets.</p><p>The
nature of the security breach remains under scrutiny, with the company
suggesting the possibility of an internal involvement, possibly by an employee.
This revelation adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing investigation
as authorities and the company work to ascertain the full extent of the
incident.</p><p>Compounding
Catalyx's woes, Canadian regulators recently intervened, directing the exchange
to halt all trading activities related to crypto contracts. Concurrently,
regulatory authorities initiated their investigation into the company's
operations. In response to the regulatory directive, Catalyx CEO Jae Ho Lee
consented to a 15-day freeze order imposed by the Alberta Securities
Commission. The freeze order is set to expire on January 5, during which time
further investigations are expected to shed light on the circumstances
surrounding the security breach.</p><blockquote><p lang="vi" dir="ltr">⚠️ Sàn Crypto Catalyx ở Canada