The FBI attributed the largest exchange theft on record to North Korea while Binance resumed deposits and withdrawals and reported $3.64 billion in net outflows

Roughly $2.85 billion of the $6.43 billion stolen has been frozen or seized, a far higher recovery rate than the Bybit hack.

Kim Yo Jong suggested the US itself could be behind the theft, even as Binance said hourly deposits had begun to exceed withdrawals.

The pause at Brazil's largest exchange adds to a run of exchange security incidents in the same week.

Onchain investigator ZachXBT says the funds were taken from centralized exchange accounts on Sunday.

The objections mark the biggest wave yet of corporate pushback against tokenized equity trading.

The filing would extend spot crypto ETF applications beyond major assets into memecoins.

BTC steadied in a quiet session before the US midterm vote while Bitwise raised its long-term target to $1.6 million and Saylor called a new bull run.

The treasury firm's USD cash balance fell to $132.7 million after the buyback.

The record redemption week came as the broader market digested the Binance hack and a red October.

The Bitcoin payment software said attacks targeted versions 2.4.1 and older, days after an emergency fix for a critical flaw.

The partnership plus a $15 million buyback program lifted HYPE, with attention on a possible $100 level.

Red Hat patched the flaw on Sunday, but Ubuntu still had no fix at publication.

The burn and new product line arrive as Pump's cumulative activity passes $1 billion and Pudgy World debuts.

Stablecoin payments keep expanding into mainstream retail and merchant checkout flows.

A large attacker-linked sale was absorbed by buyers, with PEPE up roughly 12% on the week and Justin Sun-linked wallets holding about $51 million.

The Fundstrat strategist said crypto's muted reaction to the Binance hack suggests sellers may already be exhausted.

The company added 10,452 ETH, with chairman Tom Lee framing the Binance hack's market reaction as bullish.