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The exchange said the net outflow represented 2.1% of its $171 billion in assets, and it has since reopened fiat withdrawals, including U.S. dollars.
Decrypt reported that Binance said the net outflow represented 2.1% of its $171 billion in assets, and that it has since reopened fiat withdrawals, including U.S. dollars.
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From this source: FBI Blames North Korea for $6B Binance Hack as Exchange Reopens Withdrawals, with all of its statements.
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CoinDesk reported, citing DefiLlama, that more than $6 billion left wallets associated with Binance over 24 hours after withdrawals reopened, though those movements can include transfers between Binance's own wallets. Decrypt added that rival exchanges OKX and Bybit recorded net inflows of about $450 million and $134 million, respectively, during Binance's reopening.
Data from DefiLlama , which tracks the public wallets of exchanges, put Binance's total assets at about $127.6 billion on Monday. More than $6 billion left wallets associated with Binance over 24 hours after withdrawals reopened, _CoinDesk_ reported , citing DefiLlama, though those movements can include transfers between Binance's own wallets. Rival exchanges OKX and Bybit recorded net inflows of about $450 million and $134 million, respectively, during Binance's reopening.
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Decrypt reported that Chainalysis said the hackers moved more than $500 million on Tron through more than 1,000 addresses, over 3,000 deposits and several Tron-based DeFi protocols, and have started moving onto Solana.
The laundering is already well underway. After the attack, the hackers moved more than $500 million on Tron through more than 1,000 addresses, over 3,000 deposits and several Tron-based DeFi protocols, blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis said on Sunday. Most of those staging wallets have now been drained, with funds leaving Tron through cross-chain services including Chainflip, Relay, THORChain and NEAR for dozens of fresh wallets on Ethereum, Bitcoin and other chains, and the launderers have started moving onto Solana, the firm said.