Binance Hack: $6.3 Billion Stolen in Largest Crypto Heist
Original title: How Binance Lost $6,300,000,000 in One Night
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- On October 29, 2026, a transaction that cost 93 cents gave an attacker control of Binance's main Ethereum wallet, according to the description.
- About $6.3 billion was taken, which the description calls the largest crypto hack in history.
- Binance's first explanation for the loss was a single engineer's laptop.
- Nearly half of the funds were frozen within hours, and the description says the rest may never come back.
- Independent blockchain investigators attributed the hack to North Korea, and Binance has not confirmed that attribution.
- The description says Binance has not blamed any individual employee for the hack.
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