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How much was Binance actually keeping in its hot wallets? Eight days after the $6.3B hack, Binance still hasn't said, while rivals like Coinbase, Gate and Upbit are rushing to…

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Published: 2026-11-06 18:15 UTC
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🔥 LATEST: How much was Binance actually keeping in its hot wallets? Eight days after the $6.3B hack, Binance still hasn't said, while rivals like Coinbase, Gate and Upbit are rushing to publish thei…

🔥 LATEST: How much was Binance actually keeping in its hot wallets? Eight days after the $6.3B hack, Binance still hasn't said, while rivals like Coinbase, Gate and Upbit are rushing to publish their cold storage ratios. Should every exchange be forced to disclose this? https://t.co/2Owl6uc2HB

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