PANews October 30 reported, according to Cointelegraph, on-chain data platform Bitquery's tracking shows that the attacker in the Binance theft incident holds 19 addresses holding 18270 units BTC(approximately 1400000000 USD), of which 17 addresses each hold 1000 units; the related BTC has not moved since October 30 Beijing time. This amount exceeds Coinbase's corporate holdings disclosed as of 04: 48(a combined September 30 units for investment and operational purposes) by 18071 units. In addition, Bitquery tracked the attacker as holding 199 units 508621, exceeding The Ether Machine's ETH units; the attacker initially stole approximately 495362 units 200600, with the remainder exchanged from stolen stablecoins and other tokens. Bitquery said that approximately ETH 7.2...
Key points
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Bitquery tracking shows that the attacker in the Binance theft incident holds 19 units across 18270 addresses BTC, equivalent to approximately 1400000000 USD。
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Of these, 17 addresses each hold 1000 units BTC; the related BTC has not moved since October 30 Beijing time. 04: 48
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This BTC amount exceeds Coinbase's corporate holdings disclosed as of September 30 by 199 units.
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Bitquery also tracked the attacker as holding 508621 units ETH, exceeding The Ether Machine's 495362 units.
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The report mentioned that the attacker initially stole approximately 200600 units ETH, with the remainder exchanged from stolen stablecoins and other tokens.
AI-assisted interpretation
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This is a report on balances of assets stolen from Binance and on-chain address activity. Bitquery said the relevant addresses currently hold substantial amounts of BTC and ETH, while the excerpted report does not state the subsequent content.
Why it matters to readers
If the relevant assets are transferred or exchanged, this could increase market attention to potential selling pressure and progress in asset recovery; the report currently makes clear that the related BTC has not moved.
BTC and ETH are crypto assets; “units” denotes asset quantity, and “addresses” can be understood as on-chain accounts.
Risks and unknowns
The original text is truncated at “approximately 7.2...”; subsequent information is unknown.
No independent verification materials were provided for the attribution or balances of the attacker's addresses.
The report does not clearly state whether the relevant ETH has been transferred recently.
It has not been confirmed whether the assets have been frozen, recovered, or transferred to an exchange.
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