FBI Names THORChain Nodes After Binance Hack – What It Means
Original title: Why Did the FBI Call Out ThorChain in Its Warning After the Binance Hack?
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Key points
- Two days after North Korea's $6.3 billion Binance hack, an Ethereum reorg triggered THORChain's solvency checker
- Three node votes halted signing on Ethereum and nine other chains
- The FBI, Secret Service and IRS‑CI named THOR node operators in a request to block laundered funds
- Outsiders cannot become THORChain node operators without approval, according to guests
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