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Binance's financial manager leaves after record theft

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Binance's financial director Kaiser Ng resigned after a record $6.3 billion crypto theft, with successor Justin Yek confirmed. The FBI linked the attack to North Korea on October 31, 2026, and Binance pledged full client refunds covering approximately 90% of the loss.

Key points

• Kaiser Ng resigned as Binance's financial director following a record $6.3 billion cryptocurrency theft.
• The FBI attributed the October 31, 2026 attack to North Korea, and Binance committed to refunding 90% of the stolen funds.

Context

Binance's financial director Kaiser Ng resigned after a record $6.3 billion cryptocurrency theft, with successor Justin Yek confirmed. The FBI linked the attack to North Korea on October 31, 2026, and Binance pledged full client refunds covering approximately 90% of the loss.

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Evidence covers only the financial director's resignation and the FBI's attribution of the October 31, 2026 attack to North Korea. Specific details on the attack's origin, the scope of the $6.3 billion loss, and the exact timeline of the FBI investigation are not fully detailed in the provided text.

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