Cryptocurrency exchange partners froze approximately 9 million stolen CORE tokens linked to the attacker following coordination with b14g.

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Binance began progressively reopening customer withdrawals

The Bank of Korea's survey asks financial firms to evaluate the impact if South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange by market share temporarily suspends operations following a major hack or security breach.

The Bank of Korea distributed its crypto risk survey to financial firms six days before Binance disclosed a $6.3 billion security breach on October 29, 2026.

Binance secured digital assets to cover approximately 95% of the stolen $6.3 billion using its corporate treasury, Futures Insurance Fund, and emergency reserve funds.

Crypto issuers and network governance mechanisms froze approximately $2.85 billion of the stolen Binance assets by November 2, 2026, representing about 44% of the total stolen funds.

Binance estimated a cyber intrusion at approximately $6.3 billion on October 30, 2026, triggering market volatility that increased redemption pressures on Jupiter Lend.

Centralized cryptocurrency exchange Gate froze two accounts and cooperated with law enforcement after the Binance attackers deposited approximately $250,000 in stolen funds onto the platform.

Binance pledged to cover customer losses using company resources and emergency reserves, having replenished about 95% of affected assets as of November 3, 2026.

Following the exchange reopening on November 1, 2026, Binance processed $4.649 billion in withdrawals and $1.01 billion in deposits between 06:00 and 15:30 GMT, resulting in a net outflow of $3.64 billion.

Blockchain analytics traced stolen CORE tokens moving through wallets connected to infrastructure at Bybit, Gate.io, and MEXC following the October 31, 2026 b14g exploit.

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Binance-owned Gopax suspended all user trades and transfers a week after Binance's $6.3 billion hack

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Binance has reopened withdrawals for over 62 tokens and aims to finish the job

South Korean financial regulations require domestic cryptocurrency exchanges to hold at least 80% of customer virtual assets in offline cold storage

Following the October 29, 2026 Binance exploit, South Korea's Financial Services Commission proposed raising the minimum cold storage holding requirement for domestic exchanges from 80% to 99%

Gopax permitted customers to request manual token withdrawals via its customer support desk during its November 6 trading suspension, warning that manual verifications would cause processing delays

Binance and regulatory entities face ongoing legal and market monitoring as hackers systematically move stolen XRP assets

Market observers expect further conversion of stolen XRP to continue influencing XRP market pricing and regulatory responses from Binance

The threat against Gopax followed an October 29, 2026 exploit that drained approximately $6.3 billion from hot wallets of parent company Binance, which FBI investigations attributed to North Korean operators

South Korea's Financial Services Commission recommended that domestic crypto exchanges maintain continuous 24-hour monitoring of deposits and withdrawals and set aside additional reserve funds

Gopax disclosed a security breach that began in September 2026 and went undetected until early October 2026, leaking personal data belonging to seven customers and two staff members