In a significant blow to the crypto community, Binance has reportedly been hacked for approximately $5.3 billion in assets. This news, surfaced by influencer @glassnode, highlights vulnerabilities within one of the largest exchanges. The incident is likely to spark major market reactions as traders reassess their exposure and security measures in the wake of this […]
WLD was down 13.82% in 24 hours, while a one-hour tally showed $750,000 in long liquidations and $20,000 in short liquidations.
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Revenue was $649,765 for the quarter ended June 30; full-year revenue totaled $2,620,179.
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Net income rose 26.1% year over year, while diluted GAAP EPS was $0.86. Deposits rose 4% to $1.9 billion as of Sept. 30, 2026.
Ether was down 4.89% over 24 hours. One-hour liquidations totaled $10.01 million for long positions and $70,000 for shorts.
Adjusted gross margin was 38.0%, and quarterly order intake totaled $170.3 million.
The suspected multi-billion-dollar Binance hack may have involved attackers manipulating the exchange’s transaction-signing signature rather than stealing private keys, according to Blockaid co-founder and CEO Ido Ben-Natan.Speaking to Cointelegraph, Ben-Natan said Blockaid’s preliminary assessment pointed to “key misuse,” in which attackers trick or compromise a signing system into authorizing malicious transactions without extracting the underlying private key. “It seems to be… a compromise of signing infrastructure. We don’t think a key was leaked,” he said.Ben-Natan said this was a preliminary assessment, drawing on their experience with similar attacks and their observations of the onchain activity. Binance has not confirmed the precise method that allowed hackers to steal over $2.5 billion in crypto from the exchange — the largest crypto hack in history. Arkham CEO Miguel Morel told Cointelegraph there isn’t enough information at this point in time to confirm whether the attack involved stolen keys or compromised infrastructure. “From what we can tell, it appears the hack is still ongoing,” he said.Related: Binance hack rattles crypto markets as BNB falls 7%, Bitcoin slidesBlockaid identifies malicious wallet delegationIn its onchain analysis published on X, Blockaid said the attacker bundled 50 EIP-7702 authorizations into a single transaction targeting Binance 14. One authorization reportedly matched the account’s required nonce, allowing it to be accepted. EIP-7702 allows an account to delegate execution to smart-contract code. Blockaid said the affected account was delegated to an unverified sweeper contract that allowed a designated operator to drain tokens and Ether.Ben-Natan told Cointelegraph the operation could have involved multiple compromised devices and movement through the exchange’s network, though this remains unconfirmed.North Korea, Bybit comparisonAsked whether the suspected signing manipulation resembled the February 2025 Bybit attack, Ben-Natan described the incidents as “very, very similar.”In that case, Bybit’s published forensic update said attackers compromised a Safe developer’s credentials, accessed the wallet provider’s infrastructure and deceived signers into approving a malicious transaction.Like Bybit, Ben-Natan said the activity resembled operations linked to North Korean cyber attackers, based on the sophistication of the on-chain preparations.Magazine: Tampered Ledger reported in Singapore a month before news broke: Asia Express
Everest strengthened gross casualty reserves by about $600 million and returned about $550 million in the third quarter; net investment income reached a record $634 million.
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