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UPDATE: Binance says it has already set aside over $6.34B in company funds, with $5B held in the exact stolen token assets and the remaining assets being bought through market and OTC channels. It also says it has contained the compromised infrastructure and strengthened

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UPDATE: Binance says it has re-enabled withdrawals for 56 more assets across its Ethereum and Solana networks in the latest phase of its post-hack restoration, with more assets and networks to follow.

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UPDATE: Binance says it has reserved $6.34B to cover the incident and has begun recovering affected assets for users. The remaining shortfall is being bought through market and OTC channels.

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UPDATE: Binance says the total amount of stolen assets frozen has now reached approximately $3 billion. The exchange says it is working with law enforcement and industry partners to trace and freeze additional funds, adding that user funds are safe.

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UPDATE: Binance says the verified frozen amount from the hack has climbed to about $3B, up from $2.54B earlier.

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UPDATE: Binance says total frozen is $2.54 billion. Out of the supposed $5.8 billion hack. Still leaves $3.26 billion to be covered.

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UPDATE: Binance will reopen withdrawals for more assets across BSC, Ethereum, Solana and other networks from 04:00 UTC today, as it recovers from last week’s $6.3B hack.

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UPDATE: Binance will shut down Binance Pool and related services, including Pool Savings, Cloud Mining and Transaction Accelerator, on November 10.

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UPDATE: Binance will shut down its mining pool and related services, including Cloud Mining and Pool Savings, on November 10.

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UPDATE: Binance’s Richard Teng clarifies the attack went beyond one engineer’s permissions and was not a “one-click” action.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin closed Thursday above its 50-week average despite a 5.8% drop amid wild market swings, per Galaxy’s Alex Thorn.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin ETFs are no longer buying the dip, after late-August inflows flipped back to net redemptions, says @Glassnode.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $643M last Thursday, their biggest single-day inflow since January, following their strongest month of 2026.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin fell below $72,000 for the first time since August 20 as Nvidia shares tumbled following CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation. Nvidia stock dropped nearly 13% at the market open, while Bitcoin’s monthly losses reached 7.4%. Meanwhile, 24-hour crypto liquidations

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UPDATE: Bitcoin hits its 200-week moving average near $68K, a historic buying opportunity, says Strive's Matt Cole.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin holders have locked in $5.1B in net profit over the past week, a modest level closer to late 2023 than to past market tops, per @glassnode.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin holds at $78,000 as capital inflows absorb spot, futures and ETF selling pressure, Glassnode says.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin jumped 6% to $81,034 as oil supply fears hit global markets. The move wiped out nearly $250 million in crypto short positions in four hours. U.S. bond yields also rose, while oil traded near $98 per barrel. Bitcoin now needs to break above $82,000 to

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UPDATE: Bitcoin miner fee revenue remains below 1%, with older machines still struggling at current electricity costs, per CryptoQuant.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin rallied from $60K to $87K with barely any rise in funding rates, a bullish signal, says CoinGlass.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin slips to No. 14 among the world's largest assets as its market cap drops to $1.39T. Is more downside ahead?

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UPDATE: Bitcoin volatility has dropped back to summer 2023 levels, mirroring that year’s pattern of a rally, a meme and altcoin frenzy, then a quiet market, per @glassnode. Is a big breakout coming next?

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UPDATE: Bitcoin wallets holding 10 to 10,000 $BTC hit an all-time high of 20,338, climbing sharply since mid-July despite price volatility, Santiment reports.

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UPDATE: Bitcoin whales accumulated 75,000 $BTC over the past 30 days, CryptoQuant data shows.

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