Details continue to emerge regarding the on-chain hack, which cryptocurrency exchange Binance has confirmed but has not disclosed the amount stolen. According to shared on-chain analysis, app
Details continue to emerge regarding the on-chain hack, which cryptocurrency exchange Binance has confirmed but has not disclosed the amount stolen.
According to shared on-chain analysis, approximately $5.643 billion in asset outflows linked to Binance-labeled wallets were detected as of October 29, 2026, at 21:22 UTC. Of this amount, $3.528 billion was from Ethereum, $1.449 billion from Bitcoin, and $628 million from the Tron network. Outflows from the Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base networks totaled approximately $38 million.
The source that shared the analysis stated that change transactions were excluded from the calculation and that subsequent transfers and exchange transactions were not counted as duplicates. Initial reports had suggested that Binance might be draining approximately $2.53 billion worth of assets across more than 60 tokens from its Ethereum hot wallet.
You can find a detailed list of assets below:
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Following the Binance hack, the Beam Foundation announced that they remotely burned all BEAM tokens held by the hackers.
A total of $3.3 million worth of BEAM tokens were burned.
*This is not investment advice.
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