A year after losing $1.46 billion, Bybit says AI helped it save $700 million
CoinDesk· Shaurya Malwa· Aug 19, 2026 · 12:01 PM
The exchange that lost $1.46 billion to North Korean hackers is the first large centralized firm to put numbers on a claim bitcoin developers have been making all month.
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