Binance says it has covered every user asset hit by $6.3B hack
Binance says the bill from its $6.3B hack is settled. The exchange has finished covering all user assets caught in the incident, per an update from Cointelegraph. Next up: a fresh Proof of Reserves snapshot and a ZK proof so users can check their 1:1 backing for themselves.
- 9 sources report it: X account @Cointelegraph, crypto.news, thedefiant.io, bitcoinmagazine.com and 5 more.
- The source published it on Nov 12, 2026 at 5:30 PM.
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Binance says it has finished covering all user assets hit by the $6.3B hack, according to an update from Cointelegraph. The exchange's message is simple: the user-side hole from the incident is closed.
Binance is pairing that claim with receipts. A new Proof of Reserves snapshot is being published, and a ZK proof will let users check 1:1 backing, per the same update. That gives holders a way to verify the numbers rather than take the exchange's word for it.
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