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Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Zaif will resume its ordinary operations on April 23, iHodl Russia reports.

Zaif exchange was hacked back in September 2018 and approximately $60 million in crypto, including bitcoin (BTC), bitcoin cash (BCH) and monacoin (MONA) were stolen from the exchange.

As part of the compensation strategy, Fisco Digital Asset Group (FDAG) acquired a large stake in Zaif business and transferred to the Tech Bureau over $44.6 million.

According to Zaif, 40% of the stolen funds will be compensated in fiat currency and 60% — with cryptocurrency, which will be available for withdrawal on April 23.

Earlier, another hacked exchange, Cryptopia, resumed deposits/withdrawals of bitcoin, litecoin (LTC) and dogecoin (DOGE).

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