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Binance Reopens Withdrawals as Hack Recovery Enters Second Week

Bitcoin MagazineMicah Zimmerman2h ago7/10

Binance reopened withdrawals after its $6.3B North Korea hack, covering 95% of losses with reserves for the rest.

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