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U.S. President Donald Trump said he would review the Binance hack case, in which losses are estimated at around $6.3 billion, amid allegations that the attack was linked to North Korea.

If this development is confirmed, the case could evolve from a cybersecurity crisis in the crypto market into a broader international issue.

The case has become about more than just stolen money:

• Investigations to identify the parties responsible.

• Around $3 billion in affected assets have been frozen, according to Binance.

• The platform pledged to cover the losses using company funds and the SAFU fund.

• Blockchain analytics firms have alleged links between the attack and the North Korean group TraderTraitor.

For the official investigation.

If the case reaches the level of governments, we may see new developments in digital asset security, sanctions, and international cooperation.

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