I’m really shocked by how an exchange that manage that amount of money can be so dumb to leave access keys to a single person even if he is the CEO. Maybe, now that we are moving forward to a digital era, this kind of things should be regulated by law.
I suspect the CEO never trusted any employee to hold the keys - after all, having the keys means you can walk off with $190m. Anyone can be tempted…
Just started Domain-Driven Design Distilled
and then a fiction one: [Crypto] (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11125.Digital_Fortress)
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Thank you for the advice. I’ll be more carefully