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Binance Hack Put at $6.3B, Not $8.5T; N. Korea Blamed
Korean outlets are reporting the Binance hack as the largest in crypto history, but with a figure of about $6.3 billion, not $8.5 trillion. Yonhap reports that U.S. blockchain analysis firm TRM Labs blamed North Korean hackers for the theft of an estimated $6.36 billion from Binance. KBS World says Binance announced initial investigation results on Thursday, and Korea Times notes the exchange froze assets after the heist, which analysts call the biggest crypto hack ever. Business Korea adds that Bitcoin sank below $80,000 into the $77,000 range as market anxiety grew. Korean coverage focuses on the scale of the loss and the North Korea attribution, with outlets like Korea Times also examining how crypto insurance works in the wake of the attack.
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