On Thursday, WazirX exchange management announced plans to reveal the addresses of over 240,000 user wallets in an affidavit to be filed at the Singapore High Court. This decision follows a court's request amidst discussions surrounding the 2000 crore hack.

Court Requirement

WazirX claims this revelation is a step towards greater transparency. However, the decision was necessitated by the Singapore court's insistence on revealing the addresses as part of the four-month moratorium granted to Zettai Pte Ltd, WazirX's parent company.

WazirX Response

The exchange declares this move as voluntary and part of its commitment to building trust. Yet, many remain skeptical, questioning whether this is truly about transparency or merely compliance with legal demands under pressure.

Community Reaction

Critics argue that there have been no mentions of such a vast number of wallet addresses until now, raising doubts about the true nature of this action. A Twitter user noted, 'WazirX kept 235 million in 1 wallet and now they are saying the remaining 55% funds are spread across 240,000 wallets.'

Questions continue to swirl around WazirX, with users seeking clear answers. Supporters and critics alike are monitoring the developments to determine if this truly represents a step towards transparency or conceals management issues.