Binance Says It Has Replaced All $6.3 Billion in Crypto Stolen in Record-Breaking Heist
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Replacing $6.3B in stolen assets buys Binance time, but it also sets a brutal new baseline for security expectations in custodial platforms. Any operator holding customer value—fiat, crypto, or credits—should be revisiting incident response playbooks and capital buffers against tail-risk breaches.
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