North Korea's Kim Yo Jong just clapped back HARD at the FBI over the $300M Binance hack allegations.
Calling the accusations "preposterous nonsense" and straight-up political provocation. She's denying any DPRK involvement and flipping the script—suggesting Trump's admin might be the real culprit, allegedly trying to stack their "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" by seizing crypto.
FBI dropped an alert Oct 31 linking the hack to Lazarus Group based on on-chain flows and laundering patterns. Trump himself stayed cautious in interviews, saying "we don't know yet, still investigating."
This geopolitical finger-pointing is wild. If nation-states are openly accusing each other over crypto heists, we're entering a new era where $BTC and stablecoins are literally diplomatic weapons.
Watch how this plays out—could set precedent for how governments handle crypto seizures and "strategic reserves" going forward.
Calling the accusations "preposterous nonsense" and straight-up political provocation. She's denying any DPRK involvement and flipping the script—suggesting Trump's admin might be the real culprit, allegedly trying to stack their "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" by seizing crypto.
FBI dropped an alert Oct 31 linking the hack to Lazarus Group based on on-chain flows and laundering patterns. Trump himself stayed cautious in interviews, saying "we don't know yet, still investigating."
This geopolitical finger-pointing is wild. If nation-states are openly accusing each other over crypto heists, we're entering a new era where $BTC and stablecoins are literally diplomatic weapons.
Watch how this plays out—could set precedent for how governments handle crypto seizures and "strategic reserves" going forward.
