CoinDCX опровергала слухи о миллиардной продаже Coinbase

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-08-28Last updated on 2025-08-28

  • Индийская криптобиржа CoinDCX отказалась от слухов о продаже Coinbase.
  • На фоне взлома на $44 млн CoinDCX заверила, что переговоров с американской криптобиржей нет.
  • Пока индийский сервис сосредоточен на безопасности, а не на продаже.

Генеральный директор индийской криптобиржи CoinDCX Сумит Гупта опроверг информацию о том, что находится на финальной стадии переговоров о продаже американской криптоплатформе Coinbase за почти $1 млрд.

Heads down and super focused on Building. That’s what matters and takes us closer to our mission for India to be a global web3 superpower. 💪

Building from India 🇮🇳 for the World 🌍

— Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX) (@smtgpt) July 29, 2025

Он обнародовал заявление после появления материала в издании Mint, в котором говорилось о «продвинутых переговорах» между компаниями.

«Не обращайте внимания на слухи! CoinDCX “максимально сосредоточена” на развитии криптоистории Индии и не выставлена на продажу».

На момент заявления CoinDCX представители Coinbase отказались комментировать «слухи или спекуляции», добавив:

«У нас амбициозная миссия повысить экономическую свободу в мире. Мы постоянно исследуем возможности для развития, приобретений, партнерств и инвестиций в разных странах, чтобы ускорить наш план действий».

Напомним, что эта новость появилась менее чем через две недели после взлома CoinDCX на $44,2 млн. Злоумышленники за несколько минут вывели средства из операционного кошелька, получив доступ к внутренней учетной записи, которая использовалась для предоставления ликвидности через другую биржу.

По словам Гупты, злоумышленникам не удалось заполучить средства клиентов, поскольку система безопасности CoinDCX обеспечила их изоляцию.

В ответ на инцидент биржа объявила программу вознаграждения для белых хакеров, предлагая до 25% от возвращенных средств тем, кто поможет их отследить и восстановить.

Announcing the @CoinDCX Recovery Bounty Program: Up to 25% of any recovered funds will be awarded to individuals or teams who can help trace and retrieve the stolen crypto.

Just to give more context:
-> We want to be upfront. The exposure was from our own reserves, and we have… https://t.co/GHHlxf3PxB

— Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX) (@smtgpt) July 21, 2025

Несмотря на опровержение слухов о сделке, стоит отметить, что Coinbase еще в марте зарегистрировалась в Финансово-разведывательном управлении Индии, что может свидетельствовать о ее интересе к расширению присутствия в стране с самым большим населением в мире.

В то же время Coinbase активно занимается поглощением криптокомпаний:

  • в мае она завершила приобретение Deribit на $2,9 млрд;
  • в июле — стартапа Liquifi, который занимается управлением токенов для блокчейн-разработчиков на ранней стадии.

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