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Binance hack: frozen funds and actual returns
Investigators trace billions stolen from Binance. What the freeze figures show, what Arbitrum secured and why actual repayments remain unconfirmed.
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Archive · Checked on 30 October 2026; includes the Elliptic update at 19:30 UTC. Frozen assets are not completed repayments.
Investigators trace billions stolen from Binance. What the freeze figures show, what Arbitrum secured and why actual repayments remain unconfirmed.
Only claims cited in the visible editions appear here. Each retains its own evidence status.
Elliptic reports $6.43 billion stolen and verifies $2.84 billion frozen.
$6.43 billionElliptic: investigation of the Binance theft ↗$2.84 billionElliptic: investigation of the Binance theft ↗TRM reports $6.36 billion stolen and roughly $2.7 billion frozen at 00:30 UTC.
USD 6.36 billionTRM Labs: Binance attack and frozen assets ↗USD 2.7 billionTRM Labs: Binance attack and frozen assets ↗Arbitrum says the frozen assets require a governance vote before they can move.
ArbitrumDAO Governance voteArbitrum Security Council emergency action ↗TRM attributes the attack to TraderTraitor; Elliptic says official attribution remains unconfirmed.
TraderTraitorTRM Labs: Binance attack and frozen assets ↗No government or law enforcement agency has confirmed attributionElliptic: investigation of the Binance theft ↗Elliptic reports Binance’s pledge to cover losses; the reviewed sources do not establish total completed repayments.
SAFU fund and company fundsElliptic: investigation of the Binance theft ↗News · Security incidents
Investigators trace billions stolen from Binance. What the freeze figures show, what Arbitrum secured and why actual repayments remain unconfirmed.