Upbit has revised the amount of stolen funds to 44.5 billion won, approximately US$30.43 million. South Korean regulators will conduct an on-site investigation until December 5th.

According to an updated statement from Upbit this afternoon, the amount of assets leaked related to the Solana network has been revised from 54 billion won to 44.5 billion won (approximately US$30.43 million); the amount of funds frozen on the Solana network has been revised from approximately 12 billion won to approximately 2.3 billion won (approximately US$1.57 million).

Furthermore, according to South Korean media outlet BlockMedia, following the Upbit security incident, the Financial Supervisory Authority's Virtual Asset Supervision Bureau immediately launched an on-site inspection of the platform. The Financial Supervisory Authority stated, "We are aware of the hacking incident and are currently investigating the details of the attack, the extent of the damage, and the measures taken to protect customer assets. We expect to continue the on-site inspection until next Friday (December 5th)."