Coinrency denies hack claims, confirms no loss of funds

In response to recent rumours circulating about a security breach, Coinrency, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has denied any reports of a hack or compromise. The platform reassured users and the general public that Coinrency 2.0 remains fully secure and operational.
In an official statement, the company emphasised that no user funds have been lost and there has been no disruption to the platform’s services. “I’d like to assure the public that the recent news about Coinrency being hacked is false,” said the company’s CEO Aghedo E Jerry. “There was no compromise on Coinrency 2.0, and all systems remain intact. Our mobile apps and website are fully active, secure, and ready for both big and small trades.”
Coinrency has stressed that it continues to prioritize the security of its users and is committed to maintaining a trustworthy and reliable trading environment for all. The company encourages users to stay informed through official channels and to disregard any misleading reports circulating on social media.
The company added that it remains dedicated to providing seamless trading experiences with robust security measures to its customers.

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