Binance hackers are converting approximately 970,000 stolen SOL into BTC.

PANews November 1 news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, the hacker behind the Binance theft incident is converting the stolen 970,522 SOL (about $95.9 million) into BTC. In the past hour, the hacker has transferred out 486,970 SOL (about $46.4 million) and is converting SOL into BTC through Relay Protocol. Arkham data shows that the hacker's address currently still holds about 483,600 SOL, worth about $46.14 million.

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The Binance attacker dumped over 130 altcoins on EVM chains alone, with a total value of approximately $279 million.

Symbiosis: Discovered that the Binance hacker attempted to transfer funds through the protocol and is in contact with Binance.

Data: An address associated with the Binance hack transferred out 485,300 SOL.

PA Daily | Binance has restored phase-one withdrawal services; FBI confirms North Korea behind the over $6 billion Binance theft incident.

The FBI has confirmed that the Binance theft was carried out by North Korean hackers and is calling on the entire industry to block the related addresses.

The Binance attacker dumped over 130 altcoins on EVM chains alone, with a total value of approximately $279 million.