Hacked Iranian Crypto Exchange Nobitex began the process of restoring services after pro-Israel Hacker Group Gonjeshke Darande raided it earlier this month.
The exchange Nakasa said Those are the only users who have completed the identity verification will have access to the purse, with users of exchange of places being given priority.
Nobitex said users should avoid depositing their crypto in old exchange purses, as it can lead to users who have lost funds.
“Due to the transfer of the purse system, the previous addresses are no longer valid, and any deposits made to them may result in the loss of funds,” the post read.
On a Tuesday Post In X, Nobitex said it would enable the departure services from June 30. Plus, the exchange said operating activities such as trading and deposit would gradually release; However, no specified timeline was provided.
On June 18, the Iran exchange was Hacked for $ 100 million.
A political exciting hack
The hack was seen as a political statement amid the continued geopolitical intensity between Iran and Israel, as Nobitex was the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Iran.
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Pro-Israel’s hacker group Gonjeshke Darande is responsible for the hack. The group went on to Burn $ 90 million Value the property and release the full exchange code of the exchange.
The hacking group said it target Nobitex because it is related to the Iranian government and is funding malicious actors.
A report released Through the data analytics platform chainalysis has revealed that Nobitex is essential to Iran’s crypto infrastructure. The exchange has seen flows of $ 11 billion, while the next ten largest Iran -combined exchanges have $ 7.5 billion flows.
Noteworthy, the chainalysis said its onchain examination revealed that the exchange was related to malicious actors, including the penalties.
After Nobitex Hack, the Iran authorities placed restrictions In domestic cryptocurrency exchanges, it is only allowed to perform operating activities between 10 am and 8pm.
State-sponsored hacks to increase
In 2025, state-sponsored hacks increased dramatically, along with hackers sponsored by the North Korean state ahead of these hacks.
A report on Friday suggests that hackers sponsored by the North Korean state hacked bybit for $ 1.5 billion in February accounted for nearly 70% of losses from exploitation to this year.
South Korean officials use hacking groups sponsored state AI tools such as Chatgpt to steal cryptocurrency.
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