#币安披露黑客事件进展63亿美元损失已弥补八成
Binance shares an update on the hack: about 80% of the roughly $6.3 billion in losses has been covered.
In its latest official announcement, Binance said it has secured over $6.34 billion in company funds. About $5 billion of that is in matching tokens (USDC, USDT, BTC, ETH, BNB, etc.), or roughly 80%; the remaining 20% is being replenished through market purchases and OTC trades. About $3 billion has already been frozen on-chain. Withdrawals are expected to resume in phases within about 34 hours, and the PoR is expected to be published before Monday.
The rapid progress—from a “commitment to fully backstop the losses” to having “80% in matching assets ready”—shows confidence in the balance sheet and provides reasonable assurance that user funds are safe. However, “80%” refers to asset matching, not the final net loss; replenishing the remaining amount and recovering frozen assets are still in progress. The key things to watch are whether withdrawals resume on schedule and whether the PoR data is complete and credible. For the market, this is a hot-wallet security incident, not an issue with the underlying network. Short-term panic has eased somewhat, but the risk-control review is not yet complete.
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Binance shares an update on the hack: about 80% of the roughly $6.3 billion in losses has been covered.
In its latest official announcement, Binance said it has secured over $6.34 billion in company funds. About $5 billion of that is in matching tokens (USDC, USDT, BTC, ETH, BNB, etc.), or roughly 80%; the remaining 20% is being replenished through market purchases and OTC trades. About $3 billion has already been frozen on-chain. Withdrawals are expected to resume in phases within about 34 hours, and the PoR is expected to be published before Monday.
The rapid progress—from a “commitment to fully backstop the losses” to having “80% in matching assets ready”—shows confidence in the balance sheet and provides reasonable assurance that user funds are safe. However, “80%” refers to asset matching, not the final net loss; replenishing the remaining amount and recovering frozen assets are still in progress. The key things to watch are whether withdrawals resume on schedule and whether the PoR data is complete and credible. For the market, this is a hot-wallet security incident, not an issue with the underlying network. Short-term panic has eased somewhat, but the risk-control review is not yet complete.
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