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Oct 31Binance Blamed One Laptop. A Day Later It Found 'Additional Points of Breach', and the Hacker Had Been Rehearsing for 36 Hours●Oct 30Binance Says 'No Wallet Private Key Leak.' It Didn't Need One: A DevOps Engineer's Laptop Moved $6.3 Billion●Oct 29Datavault AI Sold $150M of Stock for Bitcoin. It's Been Trying to Withdraw That Bitcoin Since June. Now It Says the Bitcoin Was Never an Asset●Oct 28Robinhood Made $173M From Bets Last Quarter and $120M From Crypto. The Same Day, Washington Sued a 10th State to Keep the Bets Legal●Oct 27Bloom Says 'No Private Keys Were Compromised.' Every One of the Drains Was Signed With the Wallet's Own Key, and It Took 94 Seconds●Oct 26Keystone Bragged 'Other Hardware Wallets Keep Your Data Forever. We Delete Your Shipping Info in 180 Days Max.' Then Hackers Got Buyers' Addresses, and Customers Say Their Orders Were 2 Years Old●Oct 25Electrum Showed Users a Payment They Never Made, Then Let Them 'Speed It Up.' Bumping the Fee Sent the Bitcoin to an Attacker●Oct 24AUSD's Issuer Says Its Stablecoin 'Does Not Exist on Initia.' A Hacker Minted 2 Million There Anyway and Left With 1.4M Real Ones. The Chain Is Still Off●Oct 23CoinDCX Said Those Wallets Died in Its 2025 Hack. Then $16M Walked Out of Them, and the 'Rumour' Became 'Operational Losses'●Oct 22The OCC Just Wrote the Rule on Your 4% Stablecoin Yield. It Won't Say If Coinbase's 3.75% on USDC Is Legal●Oct 31Binance Blamed One Laptop. A Day Later It Found 'Additional Points of Breach', and the Hacker Had Been Rehearsing for 36 Hours●Oct 30Binance Says 'No Wallet Private Key Leak.' It Didn't Need One: A DevOps Engineer's Laptop Moved $6.3 Billion●Oct 29Datavault AI Sold $150M of Stock for Bitcoin. It's Been Trying to Withdraw That Bitcoin Since June. Now It Says the Bitcoin Was Never an Asset●Oct 28Robinhood Made $173M From Bets Last Quarter and $120M From Crypto. The Same Day, Washington Sued a 10th State to Keep the Bets Legal●Oct 27Bloom Says 'No Private Keys Were Compromised.' Every One of the Drains Was Signed With the Wallet's Own Key, and It Took 94 Seconds●Oct 26Keystone Bragged 'Other Hardware Wallets Keep Your Data Forever. We Delete Your Shipping Info in 180 Days Max.' Then Hackers Got Buyers' Addresses, and Customers Say Their Orders Were 2 Years Old●Oct 25Electrum Showed Users a Payment They Never Made, Then Let Them 'Speed It Up.' Bumping the Fee Sent the Bitcoin to an Attacker●Oct 24AUSD's Issuer Says Its Stablecoin 'Does Not Exist on Initia.' A Hacker Minted 2 Million There Anyway and Left With 1.4M Real Ones. The Chain Is Still Off●Oct 23CoinDCX Said Those Wallets Died in Its 2025 Hack. Then $16M Walked Out of Them, and the 'Rumour' Became 'Operational Losses'●Oct 22The OCC Just Wrote the Rule on Your 4% Stablecoin Yield. It Won't Say If Coinbase's 3.75% on USDC Is Legal●

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Binance Blamed One Laptop. A Day Later It Found 'Additional Points of Breach', and the Hacker Had Been Rehearsing for 36 Hours

Oct 31, 2026 · 6 min read

Day two of the $6.3B Binance hack. Binance has walked back the 'compromised laptop' story: its investigation has 'uncovered additional points of breach', and Richard Teng says it 'was not a single one-click action.' TRM Labs says the attacker funded a wallet through Tornado Cash on October 28, rehearsed on three wallets, and fired 50 pre-signed EIP-7702 authorizations in one transaction. The attacker still holds about $2.4B in ETH and BTC that no issuer can freeze. Binance has earmarked $6.34B to cover users but still has to buy about $1.3B of it.