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Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, lost an estimated $6.3 billion in a hacking attack, the biggest crypto heist ever, with U.S. blockchain analysis firm TRM Labs blaming North Korean hackers, according to Yonhap and Korea Times reports. The attack, announced Thursday, involved an attacker moving approximately $6.36 billion out of Binance wallets, possibly via an engineer's laptop, and the exchange has frozen about $3 billion in assets, with losses to be covered by its insurance fund (SAFU) and company funds. Bitcoin sank below $80,000, sliding into the $77,000 range, as market anxiety grew, Business Korea reports. Korean media are highlighting the massive ripple effect across global and domestic exchanges, with Business Korea noting the suspected North Korean link and KBS World reporting the loss at about 8.4 trillion won. Korean reactions focus on the unprecedented scale and security implications, with outlets emphasizing the need for investors to rethink crypto risks and the role of insurance, though specific blogger or café opinions are not covered in these reports.