Binance's stolen funds address transfers approximately 485,000 SOL to an unknown wallet.
Original headlineBinance 被盗资金地址向未知钱包转出约 48.5 万枚 SOL
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An address tagged as linked to Binance's 2026 hack transferred 485,270 SOL, worth approximately $46.35 million, to an unknown wallet on November 1, according to Whale Alert monitoring, as reported by TechFlow. The movement of stolen funds from the labeled hack address suggests potential laundering activity or an attempt to move assets through intermediary wallets. The transaction size is significant for the Solana ecosystem, as large SOL disposals could add selling pressure if the funds reach exchanges. Market watchers should monitor subsequent movements of these funds, particularly whether they are routed through mixers, bridges, or centralized exchanges, which could signal imminent liquidation.
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