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JP (THORChain co-founder & Vultisig co-founder) had a personal wallet drained for $1.35M by DPRK on September 9, 2025 after a meeting call scam on Telegram.

JP (THORChain co-founder & Vultisig co-founder) had a personal wallet drained for $1.35M by DPRK on September 9, 2025 after a meeting call scam on Telegram.

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