Economy
Binance recovers 90% of assets after $6.3 billion hack and plans to resume withdrawals
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange stated it will absorb the losses from the sector's largest theft and began gradual withdrawals on November 1, 2026.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- Binance has recovered 90% of the stolen assets and is preparing for the gradual resumption of withdrawals.
- Who is affected
- Binance platform users who had withdrawals suspended following the attack.
- What changes
- The exchange will absorb the financial loss from the theft and is reinforcing its system security.
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Sources
- Binance repõe 90% após hack de US$ 6,3 bi e prevê saques no domingo — InfoMoney
- Corretoras de criptomoedas reforçam segurança após roubo de US$ 6,3 bilhões na Binance — Folha de S.Paulo — mercado
- Corretoras de criptomoedas reforçam segurança após roubo de US$ 6,3 bilhões na Binance — UOL — notícias
