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30 October 2026

Binance says $6.3bn stolen in biggest crypto heist in history: What we know

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Binance says $6.3bn stolen in biggest crypto heist in history: What we know

The world’s largest crypto exchange halts withdrawals as the theft is linked to North Korean hackers.

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