First Digital: The stolen FDUSD from the Binance attack has been frozen.

PANews October 30 news, according to Cointelegraph, First Digital CEO Vincent Chok stated that it has frozen the FDUSD stolen in the Binance attack. Chok said in a written statement that First Digital is working with the Binance team and will share updates as progress is made. He stated that the top priority is to protect FDUSD holders, prevent criminals from transferring stolen funds, and protecting users is a shared responsibility of all parties.

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