Japanese cryptoexchange Coincheck announced that it will resume the withdrawal of the funds from next Tuesday.

Regarding resumptions of JPY withdrawals Currently, all customer JPY assets are being stored in a customer-specific account in a major financial institution. We plan to resume normal operations for JPY withdrawals from the following date and will process customer requests in the order in which they come in. Resumption date: 2/13/2018. Withdrawal currency: JPY 
 

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Thus, users of the Japanese exchange, who did not have the opportunity to access their funds after hacking, finally be able to withdraw them.

The Coincheck exchange reported on hacking at a press conference on January 26, according to which it became known that about 500 million NEM tokens ($ 533 million at the time of the hacking) were stolen from the trading site purse.

The authorities said that neglect of risks was an OK situation at the Coincheck exchange, which was the reason for the hacking, and demanded that the exchange report on the incident.

Recently it became known that hackers attempted to enclose the NEM tokens stolen from Coincheck in one of the Philippine ICOs.