NewCrypto Finance MarketsReported 2026-11-02 09:15

Largest cryptocurrency heist in history targets Binance, $6.3 billion stolen

A hacking group, possibly linked to North Korea, allegedly stole approximately $6.3 billion in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from Binance customers, marking the largest cryptocurrency heist on record.

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If the heist sparks broader risk aversion, USD/JPY could fall below 155 within 14 days.
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Why it matters. The theft represents a massive loss for Binance and its users, intensifying scrutiny on exchange security and regulatory oversight at a time when the industry is already under political and legal pressure.

Who and what it touches

Into Binance

Changpeng Zhaoowns

From Binance

Circleinvests in
law enforcementpartners with
cryptocurrency exchange industryoperates in
SAFUuses
Binance Agent OSproduces
Binance customersserves
Binance Ethereum hot walletpart of

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