Binance has disclosed that roughly 90 percent of the funds stolen in a record crypto heist have been replenished. The company says it will cover the remaining 10 percent, which it describes as consisting of less liquid tokens that could take longer to obtain. In a post on X, Binance stated withdrawals remain paused but are on track to be enabled on the upcoming Sunday. The firm emphasizes its commitment to fully covering the financial impact of the loss, promising progress, transparent reporting, and concrete actions while focusing on reopening withdrawals within the previously stated timeframe. No date is provided for when withdrawals will resume beyond the stated target of Sunday. The Verge notes the event involved a significant theft from Binance users, with the company outlining the plan to continue resolving the financial impact and to provide updates as confirmed.
Binance CEO: 90% of Stolen Assets Replenished as Withdrawals Eye Return
Binance says most of the $6.3 billion in crypto stolen from users has been restored and full coverage is planned.

Binance reports that about 90% of the $6.3 billion in assets stolen in a major crypto heist have been replenished. The company says it will cover the remaining 10%, though some tokens classified as less liquid may take longer to acquire. Withdrawals are paused but expected to resume within the stated timeframe.




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