🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 US Investigates Potential North Korean Link to Binance Hack
On October 30, Trump stated that the US is investigating possible North Korean involvement in a $6.3 billion hack of Binance.
📊 Binance has temporarily halted withdrawals and reported the freezing of approximately $3 billion in assets.
The exchange has promised full reimbursement while the investigation into this massive crypto theft continues. #TRUMP #FBIConfirmsNorthKoreaIsResponsibleForBinanceCryptoHack #NorthKoreaHackers #US $TRUMP
The FBI has officially accused North Korea of stealing $6 billion from the crypto exchange Binance, stating that the hacker group TraderTraitor is behind the cyberattack on October 29. 🇺🇸 FBI: NORTH KOREA WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE THEFT OF MORE THAN $6 BILLION USD IN VIRTUAL ASSETS FROM CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE BINANCE - RTRS 🚨 FBI urges DeFi platforms including ThorSwap and RPC to block transactions from Binance exploiters. #NorthKoreaHackers #FBIConfirmsNorthKoreaIsResponsibleForBinanceCryptoHack #BinanceToResumePhaseOneOfWithdrawals #BinanceSAFUFundTransferCompleted7499BTC
Morgan Stanley spent more than $100 million to acquire about 1,302 BTC through its spot Bitcoin ETF, $MSBT, earlier this morning. #MorganStanley #MSBT #ETFvsBTC $BTC
⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️ 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 Global markets lost nearly $3 trillion in a single day amid concerns over the return on investment in AI and a hack at Binance, reports Reuters.
▪️ Stock markets in the US, Japan, South Korea, Turkey, China, and Taiwan saw a combined loss of $1.7 trillion in market capitalization.
▪️ The combined value of gold and silver fell by approximately $1 trillion.
▪️ The crypto market lost about $140 billion, while European stocks shed €58 billion.
▪️ The US technology sector was hit hardest: the Nasdaq fell 3.4%, reaching a three-month low. Nvidia shares dropped 5.3%, and AMD shares fell 12.1%. #StocksDown #NASDAQ #NVIDIA $NVDAB
👀 The attack on Binance may have been carried out via a compromised laptop belonging to a DevOps engineer; preliminary losses are estimated at $6.3 billion, according to a company statement.
The exchange has found no evidence of a leak of private keys for crypto wallets. Working with partners, it has managed to freeze approximately $3 billion in assets.
Binance has pledged to cover the remaining losses using its own funds and its SAFU reserve fund.
The exchange has suspended deposits and withdrawals while the investigation is underway. The company assures users that their assets are safe.
North Korean hackers were reportedly responsible for the $6 billion Binance hack. #SuspectedNorthKoreaAttacksAccountForNearly89%OfCryptoHackLosses #NorthKoreaHackers $BNB