Binance hackers have moved or laundered nearly $891 million, with $2.85 billion still available.
Original headline币安黑客已转移或洗钱近 8.91 亿美元，仍有 28.5 亿美元可动用
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An estimated $8.91 billion of the roughly $63.4 billion Binance hack has been moved or laundered, according to on-chain analyst Onchain Lens, with $2.85 billion still available and $2.6 billion frozen, leaving the attacker holding about $5.45 billion in remaining assets. Over the past two to three days, funds have continued to move through the cross-chain protocols THORChain and Chainflip. The scale of the transfer makes the hack one of the largest crypto security events on record and puts the focus on how much of the remaining $5.45 billion can be traced or recovered.
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