Binance Hacker Moves All $293M in Stolen XRP as $242M Slips out Through Tron

First reported 02 Nov, 07:30 UTCSource: Bitcoin.com NewsLast editorial activity 02 Nov, 07:30 UTCWrite a comment ↓

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The Binance hacker has moved all 233.46 million stolen XRP, worth about $293 million, into six new wallets. The coins had sat untouched for roughly 80 hours. Binance is a cryptocurrency exchange and finance company based in United Arab Emirates, founded in 2017.

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