Binance says about 90% of stolen cryptocurrency assets have been replenished
Business · First reported 31 Oct, 14:39 · Updated 15:10
Binance says around 90% of assets stolen in a cryptocurrency hack have been replenished. The reports do not specify the exchange, the hack’s date, or how the replenishment was carried out.
- Binance says 90% of the stolen assets have been replenished.
- A second report describes the replenished amount as around 90% of the stolen cryptocurrency assets following a hack on a major exchange.
- Neither report’s supplied text identifies the exchange or gives details about the hack or replenishment process.
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- Replenished amount
- Binance says 90%; Sky News reports around 90%.
- Assets
- Described as stolen assets or stolen cryptocurrency assets.
- Incident
- A hack on a major exchange, according to Sky News.
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- An earlier Lux story headline concerned bitcoin stolen from Binance and compared its amount with Tesla’s holdings and El Salvador’s reserve. [fff25f1a-f76f-4f42-8ca3-6b433a856b77]
- Another earlier Lux headline said a Binance hack raised concerns about disappearing money in crypto. [c9cf3fae-f2f4-4cc4-82bd-96531fa4e76f]
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