How Binance’s $6.3 billion hack went down across the world

Almost all crypto transactions are recorded on the blockchain, a ledger of money movements that anyone can look up. That meant crypto analysts could see funds leaving Binance in real time
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Almost all crypto transactions are recorded on the blockchain, a ledger of money movements that anyone can look up. That meant crypto analysts could see funds leaving Binance in real time
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Binance said it had covered $6 billion of stolen cryptocurrencies by using company money to buy replacement tokens. The remaining 5% of stolen tokens consist of assets that are less liquid
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EBRD arranges $265m financing for Egypt hospitality expansion
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Agreement will explore investments in energy, water and infrastructure projects across international markets