On November 16th, SlowMist founder Yu Xian responded to screenshots circulating online claiming "DEXX users have been stolen a total of 488 million US dollars" on social media, stating that each victim in the DEXX case has a different hacker address and the stolen funds are not concentrated in one address.
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The online rumor that "DEXX users have been stolen a total of 488 million US dollars" is false
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