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Binance uncovers wider breach in $6.3 billion exploit, targets Sunday withdrawal restart
币安发现63亿美元攻击事件中更大范围入侵，计划周日重启提现
Binance CEO Richard Teng says hackers erased evidence before planning a Sunday withdrawal restart, so watch whether proof-of-reserves data restores user confidence or exposes gaps.
Judgment
Binance users must decide whether to keep funds on the exchange before Sunday’s withdrawal restart, weighing faster access against evidence that hackers erased logs and bypassed checks; regulators must decide whether to accept Monday’s proof-of-reserves as sufficient or demand an independent audit.
Basis
CEO Richard Teng said hackers erased evidence and bypassed security checks. Binance targets a Sunday withdrawal restart and plans to publish proof of reserves Monday after a $6.3 billion exploit. The sequence matters because evidence erasure blocks forensic tracing of how checks were bypassed; the Monday disclosure is the first public checkpoint for whether reserves remain intact and controls were restored before withdrawals resume.
- Breach $6.3Bhackers
- Evidence erasedbefore restart
- Sunday restartthen publish
- Monday PoR
Unclear The source does not say whether the $6.3 billion figure is customer losses, asset outflows, or total exposure, nor which specific security checks were bypassed.
Next Check Binance’s Monday proof-of-reserves publication for a timestamped reserve breakdown and whether it addresses the $6.3 billion exploit exposure.