BINANCE - BIGGEST HACK EVER, $6.3 BILLION WORTH OF ASSETS STOLEN [UPDATED]

[Karl_3000]

Binance says 90% of $6.3 billion hack losses are now covered, plans to resume withdrawals Sunday

This is what I saw on CNBC and Binance has been sending notifications to their users about it. If you are interested in reading about it, you can use this link to access the information: https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/10/31/binance-hack-asset-coverage-withdrawals.html

People should be expecting withdrawal to resume tomorrow on Binance.

But what about the remaining 10%?
Also what if Binance is hacked again very soon?

Withdraw your coins on Binance to self-custody wallet and learn about how you can protect the coins.

[terrific]

I have funds sitting there but it's probably just a number right now unless the fund that they'll use to cover is there already and they allow the withdrawals.

You say people who have funds there shouldn't have had it in there, but then tell us that you also do, lol. Self custodial storage is the recommended way to store crypto, but people would always have funds stored in custodial services for different reasons, and i think i've come to accept that. However, the smart thing to do is to keep only a small amount of your crypto in these custodial platforms, if you must use them.

Yes, I have funds there but it's not a lot compared to the others who's probably holding their life savings there.
And if there's something wrong and binance announces that they won't be able to cover everything, it won't hurt me.
It becomes a norm to store funds there as we find the better place where it can be stored, with hardware wallet issues too.
But the reminder remains there and it applies also to me and for everybody.

Don't be that nervous about your money. They will recover it from both their own reserves and SAFU. After the FBI and corporate partners' investigations are concluded, I suppose withdrawal procedures will resume as usual. I think they must have enough money to cover all the loss. You actually made a risky error by keeping your money in the exchanger, but I'm just telling you that to calm you down. I hope this is the lesson you've been waiting for to realize how naive you were.

I am not nervous and they have mentioned that they'll cover everything for what's lost. The amount isn't even big that I should worry at all.

[Stalker22]

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Withdraw your coins on Binance to self-custody wallet and learn about how you can protect the coins.

Well, yeah, but than what?  Where else are people supposed to go?  Coinbase?  OKX?  Who is to say that something similar could not happen to them, too?

Is it risky leaving stuff on CEXs? Yeah, obviously.  But its not like people have too many options when it comes to using crypto exchanges.

[Dogedegen]

Binance says 90% of $6.3 billion hack losses are now covered, plans to resume withdrawals Sunday

This is what I saw on CNBC and Binance has been sending notifications to their users about it. If you are interested in reading about it, you can use this link to access the information: https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/10/31/binance-hack-asset-coverage-withdrawals.html

People should be expecting withdrawal to resume tomorrow on Binance.

But what about the remaining 10%?

Why make unnecessary evil implications? Some of those tokens are low liquidity tokens, you can't just market buy millions worth of them. They are slowly restoring positions of each and every coin and token, and it will take some time. What is it to you if it takes them even weeks to do this? It has no relevant to the situation at all. It only becomes relevant and dangerous if 100% of the affected assets were to be withdrawn by the users, a scenario that is not going to happen so we can ignore it. People and the internet man, they restore 90% after a few days worth billions of dollars and you still find something wrong with it..

Also what if Binance is hacked again very soon?

What if all hardware and software customer wallets get hacked very soon?

Withdraw your coins on Binance to self-custody wallet and learn about how you can protect the coins.

Yeah and then you get hacked like Coldcard, Ledger and possibly Trezor implants. That is a good way for many people that are not good with technology to get hacked. Self-custody is not a perfect solution, so we need to stop falsely reporting it like that to people. Such incorrect advice is what caused most of the losses of the major self-custody hacks of the years.

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Withdraw your coins on Binance to self-custody wallet and learn about how you can protect the coins.

Well, yeah, but than what?  Where else are people supposed to go?  Coinbase?  OKX?  Who is to say that something similar could not happen to them, too?

Is it risky leaving stuff on CEXs? Yeah, obviously.  But its not like people have too many options when it comes to using crypto exchanges.

Everything has its own risk and tradeoffs, custodial, non custodial. CEX, ETF, hardware wallet, airgap, whatever. So we need to be careful how we word advice and concerns.

[Orpichukwu]

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Withdraw your coins on Binance to self-custody wallet and learn about how you can protect the coins.

Well, yeah, but than what?  Where else are people supposed to go?  Coinbase?  OKX?  Who is to say that something similar could not happen to them, too?

The next place is just use exchange, which is available for the main time, but the idea is never to leave money in an exchange. Those who leave money and use it as custody will be the ones looking for where next should be considered safe for them, like those whose funds are stocked there for days until when withdrawal will resume.

[Juse14]

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Withdraw your coins on Binance to self-custody wallet and learn about how you can protect the coins.

Well, yeah, but than what?  Where else are people supposed to go?  Coinbase?  OKX?  Who is to say that something similar could not happen to them, too?

Is it risky leaving stuff on CEXs? Yeah, obviously.  But its not like people have too many options when it comes to using crypto exchanges.

Will be possible on other exchanges, no one is safe even if they increase higher security, there are people who do not believe so also who believe.

It's hard to leave CEX, everyone is involved because they will exchange fiat there easier not from DEX or instant exchanges.

Everything has its own risk and tradeoffs, custodial, non custodial. CEX, ETF, hardware wallet, airgap, whatever. So we need to be careful how we word advice and concerns.

I want to know what are the risks of ETFs? Can we lose money? Narrative in X only securely stores bitcoin in ETFs.

[Darker45]

Everything has its own risk and tradeoffs, custodial, non custodial. CEX, ETF, hardware wallet, airgap, whatever. So we need to be careful how we word advice and concerns.

I want to know what are the risks of ETFs? Can we lose money? Narrative in X only securely stores bitcoin in ETFs.

Yes, you can, too, and in a number of ways. In the first place, your Bitcoin is under the custody of a third party. Is it impossible for the funds to get compromised? Of course, not.

And then there's also the issuer and the broker, which could also get into problems. That could also result into you not having access to your funds.   

Moreover, the good thing with the likes of Binance is that withdrawal, deposit, and trading are available 24/7. If there are some big news, market development, or whatever that you think may massively affect the price or would cause a huge swing, you can deposit, trade, or withdraw right away. You can't do that with your ETF. All you can do is monitor the price helplessly and wait for the trading hour or day to open to actually do something, which could be too late already.

[Dave1]

And just what we all have been suspecting as who is the group behind this attack, FBI says it's the North Koreans,

https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/cyber/alerts/2026/north-korea-responsible-for-6-billion-binance-attack

Still though, nothing has change as this is the obvious hackers that have been wrecking havoc on most exchanges hacked in the last couple of years and there will be no stopping this rouge nation.