The attacker behind the Binance hack currently holds 18,270 BTC across 19 addresses, worth approximately $1.4 billion, with 1,000 BTC in each of 17 addresses. These BTC have not moved since 04:48 Beijing time on October 30.
For comparison, Coinbase disclosed that as of September 30, it held 18,071 BTC of its own for investment and operational purposes. The attacker holds 199 more BTC.
In addition to BTC, the attacker also holds 508,621 ETH, more than the 495,362 ETH held by Ethereum treasury company The Ether Machine. The attacker initially stole approximately 200,600 ETH; the remainder was acquired by exchanging stolen stablecoins and other tokens.
For comparison, Coinbase disclosed that as of September 30, it held 18,071 BTC of its own for investment and operational purposes. The attacker holds 199 more BTC.
In addition to BTC, the attacker also holds 508,621 ETH, more than the 495,362 ETH held by Ethereum treasury company The Ether Machine. The attacker initially stole approximately 200,600 ETH; the remainder was acquired by exchanging stolen stablecoins and other tokens.
