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Binance Details Months-Long Campaign Behind $6.34 Billion Hack

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Briefings

A Binance report states 98% of impacted tokens were replenished after a months-long hack, though the exchange paused withdrawals to investigate. The report explains why pausing withdrawals did not stop every outflow. The article was published on November 3, 2026, and details the exchange's response to the breach.

Key points

• Binance reports that 98% of impacted tokens have been replenished following a hack.
• The exchange paused withdrawals to investigate the breach, but this did not stop all outflows.

Context

This finding comes from a report published on November 3, 2026, detailing Binance's response to a significant hack involving billions of dollars in assets.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single report stating 98% of tokens were replenished. The report explains why pausing withdrawals did not stop every outflow, but does not specify the total amount of funds lost or the specific timeline of the hack's progression.

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