📊 11.4 Intraday Deep Dive | Full review of Binance’s $6.3 billion theft, BTC’s V-shaped rebound

Details of the largest hack in Binance’s history revealed: the FBI identified TraderTraitor, a North Korea-linked group. In June, it infected engineers’ devices using tampered Homebrew installers; in September, it deployed malware through “fake job interviews”; and in late October, it used an internal AI tool to steal wallet-signing privileges, making off with about $6.3 billion. Binance covered about 95% of the losses from its own reserves, leaving users with no losses, but the platform’s net outflows have reached $5.3 billion.

Fund flows: BTC spot ETFs saw net outflows for a third consecutive day (yesterday: -$116 million, with $IBIT accounting for -$95 million), while $ETH ETF saw outflows for a seventh consecutive day. A potential turning point came as the midterm elections concluded and uncertainty faded, with $BTC staging a V-shaped rebound toward $78,000. CZ called for using “AI to fight AI” and forming an industry-wide defense alliance, bringing security into sharper focus. On the same day, tokenized stocks on Solana recorded $657 million in daily trading volume, a new recent high, showing that institutionalization continues.

View: Hackers are using AI to attack, while institutions are using AI to defend. Security infrastructure may become the next major theme.

NFA | DYOR

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