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Hackers allegedly linked to Israel have siphoned at least $81 million in cryptocurrency from Nobitex, Iran’s largest digital-asset exchange, in what analysts say is the country’s biggest crypto breach to date. On-chain investigators first flagged suspicious outflows in the early hours of Wednesday, and Nobitex later confirmed “unauthorised access” to part of its hot-wallet infrastructure, temporarily halting withdrawals and trading. According to @zachxbt, the pro-Israel hacker group Gonjeshke Darande attacked the Iranian crypto exchange #Nobitex and stole $82M in assets. Including 55M $USDT, 39.41M $DOGE ($6.72M) 255.65 B $PEPE ($2.61M) 18.47 $BTC ($1.94M) … Source:https://t.co/efpjFCKytI Attacker… pic.twitter.com/y21WIuf9kG — Lookonchain (@lookonchain) June 18, 2025 Largest single loss for an Iranian platform Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT traced more than $81.7 million spread across Tron and Ethereum-compatible networks, while analytics firm Elliptic ha...

BRICS members China and Iran are sticking through thick and thin after the Islamic Republic launched missile attacks on Israel. China came out in full support of Iran and is strengthening its diplomatic relations with the Islamic nation. Not just China, BRICS member Russia is also hailing Iran and supporting the regime after the drone attacks on Saturday. Also Read: BRICS Supports Cryptocurrency for Global Trade, Not US Dollar JUST IN: China says diplomatic relations with Iran remain strong following attack on Israel. "China is ready to steadily advance practical cooperation in various fields with Iran and promote greater development of China-Iran relations." pic.twitter.com/zMUo1BfBO8 — BRICS News (@BRICSinfo) April 16, 2024 China is the largest buyer of Iranian oil and the US had warned the Communist nation not to procure crude oil due to the economic sanctions on the Islamic Republic. However, BRICS member China has now vowed to continue buying cr...