Secret Service and FBI Pursue Funds Stolen in $6.3B Binance Hack
The Secret Service says investigators helped freeze stolen Binance crypto within minutes and are working with federal partners as recovery efforts continue.
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Vitalik Buterin describes using command-line crypto tools, Firefly and airplane mode by default. The experimental wallet he mentions also carries an explicit security warning.
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Uber tested tokenized bank deposits and money market fund shares on Canton, including a weekend liquidation. The treasury pilot’s investment size was not disclosed.
Trump says the US is examining a possible North Korean link to Binance’s $6.3 billion hack, without confirming who was responsible or that funds were recovered.
Investigators face rapid token swaps, automated wallet transfers and cash-out networks. Frozen assets and Binance’s replacement funding are separate from recovered funds.