Nearly double from the previous day: approximately $124 million in stolen Binance funds has entered new Bitcoin addresses, totaling 1,650 BTC

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Odaily reports: According to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic, as of 16:45 Beijing time on November 6, approximately 1,650 BTC (about $124 million) linked to the Binance theft incident has entered new Bitcoin addresses, nearly double the amount from the previous day. The新增 portion mainly came from converting XRP to Bitcoin via THORChain: of the 233 million XRP transferred by the hacker to 6 new addresses on November 2, about 42 million (approximately $50 million) has been moved out, with about 192 million (approximately $226 million) remaining. In addition, a small amount of ETH was also converted to Bitcoin via THORChain on the evening of November 5.

Odaily reports: The nonprofit cybersecurity organization Security Alliance (SEAL) estimates that the North Korea-linked hacking group TraderTraitor had gained access to Binance's systems about 8 weeks before the $6.3 billion attack that occurred on October 29. In its report, SEAL noted that the attackers may have breached the systems at some point in September and operated covertly for an extended period after the initial intrusion.SEAL also found that TraderTraitor was associated with at least 4 shell companies in a 2026 fake recruitment campaign, namely citalab.net, citalab.com, bitfit.io, and oddium.io. The organization estimates that the attackers had about 6 weeks of access before the $388 million attack on Bitget, had accessed LayerZero for about 6 weeks before the $293 million attack on Kelp DAO, and lay dormant for about 3 weeks before the $24 million attack on AFX.Binance attributed the attack to a fake job interview, saying the attackers used it to take control of an employee's device and steal credentials, thereby breaching the exchange's wallet infrastructure. Binance also said the campaign can be traced back to June, when another employee's device was compromised; the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation attributed the attack to TraderTraitor. (Cointelegraph)

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Odaily: Arthur Hayes posted on X that Flop Labs Devnet is in preparation. To maximize returns during the testnet period, users should complete their preparations before the airdrop period begins; the testnet date will be announced next week.