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Binance says phase one of withdrawals opens after $6.3B hack

CointelegraphCointelegraph by Michael Millard4h ago8/10

Binance has started phased withdrawals after a $6.3B hack that the FBI attributes to North Korea, with bitcoin in the first phase.

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