BitPoint, a Tokyo-based exchange, discovered hot wallet breaches on July 11-12, 2019, losing approximately 3.02B yen (~$27.6M) across multiple assets: 1,225 BTC, 1,985 BCH, 11,169 ETH, and 5,108 LTC. Of the loss, $23M belonged to customers and $9.2M to BitPoint itself. The exchange later recovered ~$2.3M in stolen cryptocurrency from overseas exchanges and reimbursed customers before resuming operations.

On July 12, Japan's BitPoint Japan (BPJ) exchange was hacked, and 3.5 billion yen (32 million U.S. dollars) worth of cryptocurrency in the hot wallet was stolen. After that, BPJ shut down all services of the exchange. On the 14th, BPJ announced the recovery of some stolen cryptocurrencies from overseas trading systems, reducing the total loss to 3.02 billion yen (customer funds 2.06 billion, BPJ own funds 960 million).