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BTCPay, a bitcoin payment tool, tells users to switch off their servers after reports of drained wallets
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BTCPay, a bitcoin payment tool, tells users to switch off their servers after reports of drained wallets The open-source project says it is still investigating and hasn't given a loss figure or announced a fix. Its founder said the reports appear to involve versions older.
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