Of an estimated $6.34bn stolen in the Binance hack, about $891m may have been moved or laundered, $2.85bn remains accessible and $2.6bn has been frozen, leaving total holdings of $5.45bn, according to Onchain Lens. The suspected hacker has kept moving funds through THORChain and Chainflip over the past two to three days.
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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Binance hacker suspected of moving $891m as $5.45bn remains held
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