> I suspect, it's likelier that hackers had been aware of a vulnerability for some time, had a plan to drain these funds, but decided to hasten the timeline on

> I suspect, it's likelier that hackers had been aware of a vulnerability for some time, had a plan to drain these funds, but decided to hasten the timeline on the basis of the news FTX was going under. This make no sense to me. Thieves in the crypto currency world seize the opportunities before other thieves do: what more do "hackers" need than 600m? 700m? 900m? Why let a vulnerability unexploited, risking someone else to exploit it before you? Because 600m wouldn't be enough? (and before the price crash it was probably worth way more than 600m). I don't buy it. Insider job 100%. Especially seen that it's a know fact it was run by scammers. It's not as if we were talking about honest people playing it fair. We're talking about a scam. A more than shady company, ran by scammers. I call insider job unless proven otherwise.