WazirX to Resume Operations After $230M Theft and Restructuring Approval

The provided sources consistently and strongly support all claims within the statement. The evidence for each component is as follows:1. **A $230 Million Theft Occurred:** Multiple high-authority sources explicitly confirm this event. CoinDesk and The Block directly reference a "$230m hack" or "$230 million theft" as the catalyst for the subsequent events. WazirX's own blog posts, while not always specifying the amount, confirm a major "cyber attack incident" and "theft" occurred, leading to a pause in operations.2. **A Restructuring Plan Was Approved:** This is unequivocally confirmed. Primary source material from WazirX's blog states its operating entity is undergoing a restructuring scheme in the Singapore High Court. High-authority news outlets like CoinDesk and The Hindu directly report that the Singapore High Court has officially approved the restructuring plan.3. **Operations Will Resume as a Result:** The sources directly link the restructuring approval to the resumption of operations. CoinDesk's headline states the approval "Clears Plan for Restart." Most decisively, The Hindu reports a company statement that "operations will resume within 10 business days" of the court's approval. Furthermore, WazirX's announcement of a partnership with BitGo is presented as a measure to "rebuild user trust" and enhance security, which are clear preparatory steps for resuming services.All sources, both primary (from WazirX) and secondary (from reputable news outlets), are in complete alignment. There are no contradictions. The narrative is consistent: a theft occurred, operations were halted, a restructuring plan was pursued and approved, and this approval is the direct trigger for resuming operations.