Binance employee: The affected wallet system has been rebuilt, and the withdrawal

Binance has rebuilt its affected wallet system in a clean environment after an exploit that it says involved roughly $6.3 billion, replacing compromised devices, revoking credentials and tokens, and closing the reported intrusion point; it also rebuilt internal AI tools and tightened permissions. A Binance staffer said withdrawal volumes in the two days after withdrawals resumed were on the same order of magnitude as the stolen amount, with every withdrawal honored. Binance said it will absorb the losses and is working with law enforcement and on-chain firms to recover frozen or intercepted funds. The exchange has brought in an independent third-party security firm to review the incident and will publish its findings, and it has offered to share attack signatures with other exchanges. What to watch next is the independent review's conclusions and how much of the frozen or intercepted funds is ultimately recovered.