Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Market
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Latest reports
- Bitcoin slips to $77,900 as Binance customers withdraw $3.6 billion
- Binance users withdraw $3.4 billion after record crypto heist
- Binance users withdraw $3.4 billion after record crypto heist
- Live updates: Binance records $6 billion in outflows after resuming withdrawals, less than 4% of total holdings
- Why stealing billions from a crypto exchange may be harder to stop than a bank heist
- Binance resumes withdrawals after security incident, reports $3.64B in net outflows
- Bitcoin ETFs see $643 million in Friday outflows, leaving 2026 barely in the green
- Binance resumes withdrawals after billions stolen in hack
- Bitcoin claws back toward $79,000 as markets shake off crypto’s biggest hack
- Spot bitcoin ETFs post biggest daily outflow in four months after Binance hack
- Binance users withdraw $3.6bn after record crypto hack
- Massive $6B crypto heist: U.S. investigators accuse North Korea as Binance faces investor withdrawals
- Binance resumes withdrawals after record crypto heist
- Binance users withdraw over $3 billion after hacker attack
- Binance outflows stabilise as exchange resumes service after $6.3 billion heist
- Binance crypto heist: Why stealing $6.3 billion may be easier than spending it
- Binance records $3.64 billion in net outflows after withdrawals resume following hack
Earlier coverage
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Binance withdrawals resume, net outflows and compensation for losses
Binance sees withdrawals surge after returning online following US$6.3 billion hack
South China Morning PostBinance restarts customer withdrawals after $6.3bn heist
Financial Times
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