Trump says he's not worried about $6.3B Binance hack, will talk to North Korea

President Trump isn't losing sleep over a $6.3 billion Binance hack. Asked about the breach, he said he was 'not concerned' — and pointed straight at North Korea as the party to sort it out.

'We'll talk to North Korea about it,' Trump added, according to @WatcherGuru on X. That was the whole response. No timeline, no details on what was taken or who else might be involved.

The post paired the U.S. and North Korean flags with the news, putting Pyongyang squarely in the frame. North Korean state-linked hacking crews have been blamed for a long string of crypto thefts in recent years.

Binance is the world's biggest crypto exchange by trading volume, which is why a figure this size lands hard in a market that already treats exchange security as a live nerve. The reaction online was immediate, with traders zeroing in on the number and the diplomatic shrug that followed it.

So far, there's no public detail from Trump or the White House on next steps beyond his one line about talking to North Korea. For now, the story is the soundbite — and a $6.3 billion question hanging over one of crypto's largest platforms.