It’s precisely because of such cases that we created our bot. With DEXBOT, all your tokens are stored exclusively in your wallet, and you control them exclusively. Any exchange can be hacked by hackers or simply block your account, and you’ll lose your tokens. With DEXBOT, you’re in control of your tokens.
The Grinex crypto-ruble platform, used for payments between businesses and individuals, was subjected to a large-scale cyberattack. As a result of the hack, the attackers managed to withdraw assets worth over 1 billion rubles from wallets linked to the exchange.
Platform representatives reported that the attack was complex and coordinated. They believe external entities may be behind it, and the goal was to damage the financial system. The exchange is currently suspended, including withdrawals, and all information has been transferred to law enforcement agencies.
The stolen assets were quickly transferred through third-party services and converted into Tron network tokens (TRX), after which they were concentrated in a single address.
This incident once again highlights the key problem with centralized exchanges: the user does not directly control their funds. By placing assets on the platform, you are essentially transferring their management to a third party. In the event of a hack, account block, or sanctions, access to your funds may be limited or completely lost.
Against this backdrop, self-custody solutions—where the user controls their assets themselves—are becoming increasingly popular.
DEXBOT is a tool that implements precisely this approach. It does not store user funds and does not require you to hand over control of your wallet. All tokens remain directly in your personal wallet, accessible only to you.
Unlike centralized exchanges, DEXBOT interacts directly with the blockchain network: it generates and sends transactions through network nodes, without intermediaries or storing funds on third-party platforms.
This offers several key advantages:
There is no single point of attack, unlike centralized exchanges.
Funds cannot be frozen or blocked by the platform.
The user retains full control over their assets.
Transactions are executed strictly according to preset strategies.
The situation with Grinex is not an isolated incident, but rather an indicator of the vulnerability of centralized solutions. Exchanges can be attacked, subject to sanctions, or restrict user access to funds.
DEXBOT, by contrast, operates without storing funds or relying on centralized services—all transactions occur directly on the blockchain, and your assets always remain under your control.