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$GRVT On-chain analytics platform Lookonchain reported today that a newly created wallet withdrew three different altcoins from OKX. The total value of the transfers reached approximately $6 million, at the prices used for the sharing. 1.15 million $LIT was sent to a wallet starting with “0x1c75”. This portion was estimated to be worth approximately $3.31 million and constituted the largest item in the transfer package. The same address also withdrew 7.995 million $ENA worth approximately $1.51 million and 7.31 million $ARB worth $1.18 million. Thus, the total value of the three assets was approximately $6 million. Related News In the Binance Hack, This Altcoin Remained in the Attackers' Possession—They Couldn't Sell It While the consolidation of the transfers into a single new wallet is noteworthy, the owner of the address or the purpose of the transaction has not been disclosed. $LIT accounts for more than half of the total dollar value, while $ENA and $ARB were moved to the same wallet in smaller shares. $ENA’s price, in particular, hit a sharp low during the recent altcoin downturn. Whether whale wallets took advantage of this low point and made purchases is not definitively known. *This is not investment advice.

$GRVT Bitcoin dropped below $79,000 on Thursday as reports of a suspected multibillion-dollar hack at Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, rippled through markets. The selloff followed reports of heavy outflows from Binance-linked wallets. Some social media reports cited suspicious outflows of up to $5.8 billion, citing onchain data that shows about $3.55 billion in incoming transfers to an unlabeled wallet. Conor Grogan, a senior director at Coinbase, put the figure at $5.8 billion. Stablecoin issuers moved to freeze funds. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said the company froze more than 1.567 billion USDT. Circle froze about $823 million in USDC, according to former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, who remains a shareholder. Combined freezes range from $1.8 billion to $2.4 billion depending on reports. “Protecting the industry and our partners is our main priority,” Ardoino said. Binance has made no official confirmation of a breach. Co-founder Yi He wrote on X that the company is aware of reports of a potential security issue and that its security teams are reviewing all relevant information. “We are aware of reports of a potential security issue and we are actively investigating…our security teams are reviewing all relevant information with urgency, and we will provide updates through official Binance channels as soon as we have verified information. Users should remain cautious of scams and should not trust unofficial links, messages, or requests for account information.” Zhao wrote that, in his view, the exchange appears to have been hacked, and he expects all user funds to be covered. “I don’t manage Binance anymore, but as a shareholder, I expect all user funds will be fully covered,” Zhao posted. Blockchain researcher Spreek flagged the activity, which reportedly included a transfer through a contract call allegedly funded by Tornado Cash. Blockaid said it is investigating $3.3 billion in suspicious outflows from Binance hot wallets across Ethereum, Arbitrum and Avalanche. If confirmed, the incident would be the largest crypto theft on record, surpassing the February 2025 Bybit hack of roughly $1.5 billion. Aave reportedly froze lending markets to block the suspected attacker from borrowing. Binance.US said the incident does not affect its platform. Figures remain fluid. One estimate puts the realized loss near 0.7% of Binance customer assets, and other reports continue to revise totals. Neither Binance nor law enforcement has released a formal account of the cause. Crypto exchange Bybit was not affected. They tweeted that their “systems are operating normally, trading and withdrawals remain available, and user assets remain secure.” Bitcoin price drops under $79,000 after Binance hack jitters Bitcoin is trading at $78,800, down 2.89% (about $2,350) over the past 24 hours. The price hit a 24-hour high of $81,890 around midday before sliding sharply after 4 p.m. ET, when it fell to a low of $78,177.37, after rumors of the hack circulated. Trading volume over the period was about $26.14 billion, and bitcoin’s market cap stands at roughly $1.58 trillion. This post Bitcoin Price Slides Below $79,000 as Binance Loses $5.8 Billion in Massive Hack first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

THE NORTH KOREA-LINKED BINANCE ATTACKER HAS SOLD $158.25M IN STOLEN ALTCOINS FOR 70,480 $ETH. SOLD: $UNI , $$ENA , $$PEPE , LINK, AAVE, ONDO & WLD. FROZEN: $1.77B USDT, $823M USDC & $74.56M ARB. + REMAINING: Around $23M in altcoins. TOTAL HOLDINGS: 495,724 ETH: $1.09B 18,270 BTC: $1.41B 682.9M TRX: $242.59M 970,545 SOL: $92.15M The market is still watching closely.

$GRVT Blockchain analytics firm Arkham estimates that attackers took $6.01 billion from Binance hot wallets across nine chains on Oct. 29, with about $2.9 billion in assets still movable despite billions in freezes. In its Oct. 30 assessment, Arkham put frozen assets at $2.80 billion. Binance separately estimated the incident’s total impact at around $6.3 billion and said approximately $3 billion had been frozen. The exchange has not endorsed Arkham’s exact tally. For customers, Binance’s commitment is to cover all losses using its SAFU fund and company funds. “User funds are safe,” the exchange said. Its security update said deposits and withdrawals were temporarily suspended while checks continued, leaving customers unable to withdraw even as the exchange promised to absorb the losses. Ethereum Accounts for the Largest Share Arkham’s chain-by-chain breakdown attributed $3.739 billion to Ethereum, including $1.875 billion in $USDT, $823 million in $USDC and 197,540 $ETH valued at $457.33 million. Bitcoin accounted for another 18,270.2 $BTC, valued at $1.467 billion. The firm counted $628.09 million on Tron, comprising 612.73 million $USDT and 46.39 million $TRX; $95.90 million on Solana; and a combined $77.70 million across Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon, Optimism and Base. Those dollar values are Arkham’s estimates, rather than an exchange-confirmed accounting of losses. An Ethereum transaction record supports a major part of that account: at 4:24 p.m. ET on Oct. 29, a transaction moved about 167,464 $ETH and 63 ERC-20 tokens from a wallet Etherscan labels Binance 14 to an address it labels Binance Hot Wallet Exploiter 2. The token transfers included approximately 1.615 billion $USDT. That transaction establishes a large individual outflow, not the full nine-chain loss estimate. Arkham placed the wider drain between 4:10 p.m. and 7:05 p.m. ET on Oct. 29. Freezes Leave Billions Beyond Issuers’ Reach Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said on Oct. 29 that the issuer had frozen more than 1.567 billion $USDT related to a potential Binance hack. Arkham’s later freeze breakdown counted $1.768 billion in $USDT across Ethereum, Tron and Avalanche, alongside $824.56 million in $USDC frozen by Circle and other immobilized tokens. Arkham said $2.9 billion in $ETH, $BTC, $TRX, SOL and altcoins remained movable. Its frozen and movable figures are separate estimates, not a reconciliation of the original $6.01 billion taken. Binance’s preliminary explanation points to an operational breach: the exchange said a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop may have allowed an attacker into a service container to submit unauthorized withdrawals. It said it had found no evidence of a wallet private-key leak and had revoked the affected address authorization. Binance said it would publish a detailed technical post-mortem once the investigation was complete and an updated Proof of Reserves after remediation.