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485,270 SOL worth $46,352,778 — funds tied to the "Binance Hack 2026" — were transferred to an unknown wallet, per on-chain tracker Whale Alert. The movement, flagged with police-car emojis typically used for stolen-fund transfers, suggests the hacker is on the move, consolidating or laundering proceeds. At roughly $95.5 per SOL, the transfer represents a sizable slice of the hack's stolen assets, and such movements often precede sales that can pressure SOL's price and sentiment. The destination wallet is unidentified, leaving open whether funds are headed to an exchange, mixer, or cold storage. Watch for follow-on transfers, any exchange deposits that could signal imminent selling, and whether Binance or law enforcement moves to freeze or trace the funds.

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