Coinbase blocks and offers support for transfers related to Binance incident addresses
Original headline코인베이스, 바이낸스 사고 관련 주소 전송 차단·지원 제안
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Coinbase ($COIN) blocked transfers to addresses tied to a Binance security incident and offered assistance to its rival exchange, CEO Brian Armstrong said in an Oct. 30 post on X, adding that platforms should prioritize customer protection and information sharing regardless of competition. Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao confirmed in a same-day post that industry peers and competitors provided needed help. Coinbase disclosed neither the value of the blocked transfers nor the amount of assets recovered, stating only that it halted transfers and offered support. The episode is notable because it shows direct operational cooperation between the two largest exchanges during a live security response, a rare public display of cross-platform coordination. Details of the incident itself, including the size of any losses, remain undisclosed, and what to watch next is whether Binance publishes a full post-mortem and whether other exchanges disclose similar preventive blocks.
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