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Who’s Next? OneKey CEO Warns Hackers Will Target Blackrock’s Bitcoin ETF

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Yishi Wang, founder and CEO of hardware wallet company OneKey, suggested that North Korean hackers could be eyeing another major target after Binance was ransacked: BlackRock’s IBIT, the world’s largest bitcoin ETF, holding nearly $63 billion in BTC with Coinbase listed as its sole custodian. As the crypto industry still recovers from Thursday’s $6.3 billion hack of Binance , the largest cryptocurrency exchange, industry heads speculate on which entity North Korean hackers will target next. Yishi Wang, founder and CEO of OneKey, a Hong Kong-based open-source hardware wallet company, believes BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT)—the world’s largest bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF)—might be the next target of these threat actors.

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