Zhao Changpeng said user assets can be protected through mechanisms such as the Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) after Binance's late-October theft, which the FBI attributed to North Korean hackers. He said exchanges face stricter regulation than banks and that Japan will treat crypto as a financial product under its revised FIEA from 2027.
Zhao Changpeng says SAFU can protect user assets after Binance theft
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The story so far: South Korea FSC response to Binance hack
After a $6.3bn theft at Binance on 29 October, attributed by the FBI to North Korean hackers, Binance said it would restore withdrawals in batches and hired outside experts. Onchain Lens says the hacker has begun selling STRK, and that about $891m of the stolen funds may have been moved or laundered, with $5.45bn…
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Zhao Changpeng says SAFU can protect user assets after Binance theft
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