Mercado Bitcoin plans to restore read-only access following the November 9 hacking incident
Mercado Bitcoin plans to restore read-only access following the November 9 hacking incident. The exchange stated that it will use corporate funds to replace the affected assets, while withdrawals and trading operations will remain suspended until they pass security audits.
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