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Relay Reports Route Disruptions in Bid to Block Binance-Hack Funds

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Briefings

A bridge protocol reported no user action required while working with Binance and law enforcement to screen hacker-linked addresses. This action occurred in November 2026 as part of a broader effort to block funds associated with the Binance hack. The bridge is described as working with law enforcement to screen addresses linked to the hack.

Key points

• A bridge protocol reported no user action required while working with Binance and law enforcement to screen hacker-linked addresses.
• This action occurred in November 2026 as part of a broader effort to block funds associated with the Binance hack.

Context

The bridge is working with Binance and law enforcement to screen hacker-linked addresses. This action occurred in November 2026 as part of a broader effort to block funds associated with the Binance hack.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single bridge protocol statement. No specific numbers, dates, or names of other entities are provided. The scope is restricted to the bridge's reported actions and the general context of the hack without details on the scale of funds blocked or specific law enforcement outcomes.

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