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El FBI atribuyó a la operación TraderTraitor de Corea del Norte el robo de más de 6.000 millones de dólares de Binance. La alerta de la agencia del 31 de octubre vinculó a actores cibernéticos norcoreanos con el ataque del 29 de octubre e instó a los proveedores de servicios, incluidos los operadores de THORNode, a bloquear las carteras identificadas. Chainalysis dijo que los atacantes estaban usando protocolos de préstamos DeFi en Tron para eludir las congelaciones de monedas estables que habían restringido aproximadamente 3.000 millones de dólares en activos robados. Un fallo técnico no relacionado interrumpió temporalmente los intercambios de THORChain utilizados por los atacantes. El cofundador de THORChain, Chad Barraford, dijo que los operadores de nodos no tenían más información que los datos públicos disponibles en tiempo real.

Binance co-founder He Yi said that Binance’s community rewards campaign cannot launch without regulatory approval. He Yi said the campaign will launch after regulatory agencies open tomorrow, review it, and approve it. Binance has not launched any cash voucher activities and warned users about phishing links and scams.

Binance began reopening cryptocurrency withdrawals on November 1, three days after attackers stole nearly $6.3 billion in the largest cryptocurrency heist ever recorded. Binance says its reserves have covered nearly 95% of the stolen funds. Bitcoin withdrawals reopened first; other assets and networks are expected to become available after security checks. The FBI attributed the attack to the North Korean group TraderTraitor.

The Xinhua News Agency reported that the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China pledged to combat corruption carried out through virtual currencies and other channels. The committee also promised to adopt an integrated approach to deter officials from engaging in corruption, prevent them from doing so, and eliminate their desire to do so.

Symbiosis stated that monitoring detected an attempt to transfer funds associated with Binance’s recent security incident through the Symbiosis protocol. The Symbiosis team is working to stop the transfers and has contacted Binance. Symbiosis acknowledged vulnerabilities in some filtering mechanisms and said it is fixing them. BlockSec had previously detected that some of the stolen TRX had reached Ethereum through cross-chain channels, including Symbiosis.

Binance said on Sunday that withdrawals of some major cryptocurrencies had resumed after more than $6 billion in assets were stolen from the platform. Binance pledged to cover 90% of the losses with company funds. Binance said more withdrawals would be enabled in stages as security checks were completed. The FBI accused North Korea of being behind the theft and said actors linked to TraderTraitor were converting the stolen assets into Ethereum.

Binance has begun restoring cryptocurrency withdrawals in phases following a hack estimated at around $6.3 billion. Bitcoin and assets from 15 other blockchains were included in the first phase on Sunday. Additional withdrawals will only be enabled once each blockchain passes new security and stability checks. Binance said the company’s funds have replaced nearly 95% of the affected assets, up from 90% the previous day. Binance said the platform will absorb the losses without charging users, and that around $3 billion in stolen funds are currently frozen.

Binance says it has covered 90% of the nearly $6.3 billion stolen from the platform’s hot wallets in what is considered the largest cryptocurrency hack. The company says it allocated more than $6.34 billion from its own funds to cover the losses. Binance says the remaining 10% consists of less liquid tokens that could take longer to buy in sufficient quantities. Around $3 billion in stolen assets have been frozen with the help of law enforcement and industry partners. Binance says the platform remains on schedule to resume withdrawals on Sunday, November 1.

Binance has begun gradually restoring customer withdrawals following a record $6.3 billion theft that took place Thursday night. The FBI attributed the hack to TraderTraitor, a group of hackers linked to North Korea. Binance said the company would reimburse affected customers. Binance has raised funds to cover 95% of the stolen assets and is buying tokens to cover the remaining 5%. Initially, withdrawals include Ethereum, USDT and USDC on Ethereum, as well as some assets on BNB Smart Chain.

OKX Star said that OKX identifies and counters cyberattacks every month, including advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks targeting the cryptocurrency industry. OKX Star said that OKX introduced automated penetration testing based on large language models more than a year ago. Following recent security incidents at other companies in the sector, OKX Star pledged to learn from those incidents, expand internal security checks, and continue improving OKX’s security system.

Whale Alert identified outflows of about $2 billion from Binance over approximately three hours after withdrawals resumed on Sunday. The transfers included Bitcoin, Ethereum, and dollar-pegged stablecoins, with destinations identified as unknown wallets. Binance says all withdrawals now come from newly created wallets, but it has not publicly linked each transfer to those wallets. Binance suspended withdrawals after attackers stole around $6.3 billion on October 29. Only the first reopening phase, covering 15 networks, is operational, and there is no firm date for reopening the other wallets.

Crypto analyst Plan B said Bitcoin’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) has remained above 50 for three consecutive months, which could indicate that a new bull market is taking shape. Plan B said Bitcoin ended October at $77,430, without the rally the market had anticipated for that month.

Binance said withdrawals have resumed in phases following a record hack that affected funds worth about $6.3 billion. Binance said that in the first phase, withdrawals via the Bitcoin network were reopened. The exchange suspended user withdrawals after Thursday's attack, which the FBI attributed to North Korean operatives. Binance warned that the process could cause congestion, slower processing, and temporary delays.

CZ credited U.S. law enforcement agencies with helping track and freeze funds linked to the Binance hack. CZ said those agencies were largely responsible for bitcoin avoiding further losses. The FBI previously confirmed that North Korea was responsible for stealing more than $6 billion from Binance.

On-chain tracking data shows that today’s sudden drop in XPL caused losses of approximately $556,000 in Hyperliquid’s HLP vault. XPL fell from $0.086431 to $0.069429, triggering successive liquidations of long positions. The HLP vault unintentionally assumed a long exposure of approximately 160.39 million XPL, valued at around $12.18 million. The vault acquired that exposure at an average price of $0.07592 and eventually exited at $0.0725.

Binance co-founder He Yi said that Binance is cooperating with U.S. companies and law enforcement to recover stolen assets. He Yi said that cooperation with U.S. companies is necessary to freeze and recover the assets. Information disclosed by law enforcement in cases of global significance has undergone rigorous verification and is supported by solid evidence.