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Binance $6.3B hack raises questions about hot wallet safeguards
Cointelegraph reports blockchain data shows repeated outflows from Binance hot wallets, but internal signing controls and transfer limits remain unconfirmed.
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According to Cointelegraph, the report concerns a hack of Binance worth about $6.3 billion. The article relies on expert opinions analyzing blockchainБлокчейнA blockchain is a distributed database in the form of a chain of blocks, where each record is cryptographically linked to the previous one, and copies are stored by many network participants. records, which show repeated drains of the exchange's hot wallets.
Experts cited by the outlet note that public blockchain data does not reveal how Binance's internal transaction signing procedures work or whether there are limits on transfers. As a result, the cause and scale of the problem remain an open question. The full text of the article was not available in the materials reviewed, so the piece contains no further details on the sequence of events, the exchange's response or any recovery timeline.
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