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Expert urges trilateral sanctions after Binance theft
A U.S. cryptocurrency expert has called for South Korea to deepen cooperation with the United States and Japan through unilateral and multilateral sanctions to counter North Korean cryptocurrency theft, following the alleged $6.3 billion Binance heist, the Korea Times and Yonhap report. The expert's remarks came as the U.S. reiterated concerns over North Korean cybercrime, and after Binance said fake job interviews and an AI tool were used in the theft blamed on North Korea. Meanwhile, a South Korean unification ministry official said the government has not begun discussing sanctions over the alleged theft, stating, "As of now, the government has not fully grasped" the situation. Korean crypto exchanges are on alert as stolen assets show signs of being laundered, and Binance clients have withdrawn a net $4.72 billion since the exchange reopened.
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