Wallets linked to the Oct. 29 Binance hack held about 525,200 ETH (valued at $3.1 billion) as of Oct. 31, posing a potential market supply risk if sold. Binance has replenished roughly 90% of the stolen assets, covering customer losses using its Secure Asset Fund for Users, futures insurance fund, and corporate treasury. The attacker-held ETH has not been moved to exchanges or mixers, and Binance has not recovered or planned to buy back these coins. Withdrawals are expected to resume on Nov. 1, with Binance working on a zero-knowledge proof expected by Nov. 3.
Binance Coin (BNB) has a market cap of Rp1.683,65 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp21,91 trillion on Pluang as of Nov 01, 2026 02:21 WIB. The platform shows balanced order activity with 50% sell and 50% buy, and a typical hold time of 90 days. This stable trading environment contrasts with the news of 525,200 ETH linked to the Binance hack, highlighting ongoing market dynamics around Binance-related assets.
Following the Binance hack, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and BNB all saw increased volatility with varying declines. Bitcoin showed resilience, dropping only 6.5% from its recent high and maintaining support around $76,000. BNB fell 14%, impacted by its B...
Following the $6.3 billion Binance hack, stolen funds were partly frozen by Tether and Circle, but the attacker used Aave to borrow Ethereum against frozen USDT collateral, making recovery difficult. The large 420,000 ETH holding by the attacker coul...
THORChain paused trading across 12 blockchains after an Ethereum reorganization caused it to mistakenly refund a 10 ETH deposit twice. This emergency halt slowed laundering of stolen funds from Binance, linked by Chainalysis to North Korean actors. T...
Eighteen years after Bitcoin's white paper, its impact extends far beyond being a digital currency. It has inspired a vast crypto ecosystem, influenced popular culture, and driven blockchain adoption in industries and financial institutions. Despite ...
Binance transferred 7,499 Bitcoin worth about $581 million from its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) to replace assets lost in a breach estimated at $6.3 billion. This replenishment brings the recovery to about 90% of the lost amount, up from 80% p...
