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The Binance Hack

An independent record of the October 2026 Binance hack

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The New York Times reported that Binance's top executives put together an informal war room on its internal messaging system, Wea, with about 100 participants, including specialized cryptocurrency tracers and security personnel.

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As the news spread, Binance’s top executives put together an informal war room on Wea, the company’s internal messaging system, with about 100 participants, including specialized cryptocurrency tracers and security personnel.

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The New York Times reported that Binance founder Changpeng Zhao insisted on X that "user funds are SAFU", crypto slang meant to reassure customers about their deposits.

He posted prayer hand emojis, publicly jousted with the site’s owner, Elon Musk, and insisted that “user funds are SAFU” — using a bit of crypto slang to reassure customers that hundreds of millions of dollars in deposits would not simply vanish into thin air.

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Changpeng Zhao
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New York Times (News media)
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