Binance said the outflows equal 2.1% of its $171 billion in assets as it completed a zero-knowledge proof of reserves and worked to restore assets after the exp

The denial follows FBI alerts identifying North Korean-controlled wallets tied to the largest crypto exploit in history.

Partners including Tether, Circle and Chainalysis helped freeze about $11 million of the stolen assets across at least 10 chains.

ZEC tumbled nearly 10% and BNB fell under $700 as the Nasdaq 100 slid into correction, weighing on risk assets before the midterms.

The single-day outflow was the biggest since June 25, following Thursday's record Binance exploit.

A 12-person committee briefly rewrote a core Arbitrum contract to spend from an address it held no key for, the second such action this year.

Bridges including Relay, THORChain, Chainflip and Symbiosis moved about $140 million off Tron, with Elliptic seeing script-driven rather than AI-assisted transf

The user protection fund now sits below the $800 million level that Binance's own rules say triggers a top-up, with no refill date announced.

A final 250 BTC transfer closed the hole left by September's bug, but the federation still has not said who paid to fill it.

The unidentified attacker moved funds through ether, instant exchanges and Monero, while the victim and affected exchanges remain unknown.

Ardoino did not say where the extra coins sit; holdings outside USDT reserves would not appear in Tether's attestation report.

Analyst Michael Cyprys cited weak crypto trading activity and doubts about an earnings recovery.

Cathie Wood's firm bought Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood shares during Monday's decline.

NEAR's House of Stake passed HSP-029, lowering the maximum annual issuance rate from 2.5% to 1.6% over 24 months.

The stack lets banks route and settle transactions across independent ledgers without moving assets.

Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti and Superstate join the exchange's planned blockchain market, bringing shareholder records and voting onchain.

Nearly 70% of companies initially picked for trading have opted out while 19 firms including Apple, Tesla and Amazon have no disclosed objection.

The bank uses Hong Kong's EnsembleTX system to move deposits between banks around the clock, settling in central bank money.