What happened to Binance on October 29 made headlines around the world.
But what happened next also deserves to be told.
Here’s how it ended. 🧵

The incident resulted in the diversion of approximately US$ 6,3 billion in crypto assets.
According to the FBI, the attack was carried out by North Korean agents.

The priority was to contain the incident and protect users’ funds.

With the support of partners and authorities, approximately US$ 3 billion in assets were frozen or intercepted.
At the same time, our teams were working to contain the attack and restore operations.

100% of the affected funds were replenished using Binance’s own resources.
The company absorbed the financial impact of the diverted assets without passing the cost on to users.

Withdrawal operations returned to normal within 58 hours, according to the final assessment—14 hours ahead of schedule.
The resumption took place in stages, accompanied by security checks.

No user suffered financial losses from the diverted funds.
We know the incident caused concern, and we’re grateful to everyone who followed each update.

A true partnership is not proven on easy days.

Thank you for trusting us.