BTCPay, the open-source bitcoin payments project, told users to switch off their servers after reports that wallets had been drained. The team said it is still investigating the issue and has not disclosed any loss figure. It also has not announced a fix. According to the project’s founder, the reports seen so far appear to involve versions older than 2.4.2. The notice points to a possible version-specific problem, but the investigation is still ongoing and no broader conclusion has been released.
BTCPay, an open-source bitcoin payment tool, told users to switch off their servers after reports of drained wallets.
The project said it is still investigating the issue. It has not provided a loss figure, and it has not announced a fix. BTCPay’s founder said the reports appear to involve versions older than 2.4.2.
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