
If you’ve been following crypto news, you probably heard about the recent CoinDCX hack. It’s a big one — nearly ₹368 crore in digital assets were stolen. That’s not a small mistake. It’s a major breach that’s left users worried and the crypto world on edge.
Basically, someone spotted weird activity happening in one of CoinDCX’s wallets — the kind that holds users’ money. Before the company could act, hackers had already moved huge amounts of crypto out of it.
CoinDCX paused some of their operations and brought in security experts to figure out what went wrong. The hackers didn’t just grab the money — they also did a pretty good job of hiding their tracks by bouncing the funds around different wallets. That’s a common trick in crypto theft.
Even if you’re not using CoinDCX, this should be a wake-up call.
Crypto is exciting. It’s modern. It’s fast. But it’s also a bit risky — especially when the platforms we trust don’t tighten their security. When a major exchange gets hacked, it doesn’t just hurt them. It shakes people’s trust in the whole system.
And let’s be real — this isn’t the first time something like this has happened. It probably won’t be the last, unless companies take security seriously.
Look, we can’t control what big exchanges do. But we can be smarter with how we use them. Here are a few basic things that help:
This hack isn’t just on the users — crypto companies need to do better.
Here’s what should be happening:
At Webtree Software Solutions, we work with businesses to make sure their digital systems are safe and secure — whether you’re running a crypto exchange, building on the blockchain, or managing cloud-based tools.
From cybersecurity audits to smart contract testing and blockchain development, we help you find and fix the weak spots before someone else does.
In today’s world, security isn’t just “nice to have” — it’s a must. And you shouldn’t have to figure it out on your own.
If you’re building something in tech, make sure you’ve got the right team behind you — people who know the risks and know how to protect you from them.
Let’s secure what matters — together.