CHAINALYSIS CEO: BINANCE HACKERS ARE MOVING FUNDS INTO ASSETS THAT CAN’T BE FROZEN! @chainalysis CEO Jonathan Levin told CNN the remaining roughly $3.3B is being shifted out of…
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🚨CHAINALYSIS CEO: BINANCE HACKERS ARE MOVING FUNDS INTO ASSETS THAT CAN’T BE FROZEN!
@chainalysis CEO Jonathan Levin told CNN the remaining roughly $3.3B is being shifted out of freezable assets lik…
🚨CHAINALYSIS CEO: BINANCE HACKERS ARE MOVING FUNDS INTO ASSETS THAT CAN’T BE FROZEN!
@chainalysis CEO Jonathan Levin told CNN the remaining roughly $3.3B is being shifted out of freezable assets like USDT and USDC and into things like Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron.
He said the laundering process is focused on consolidating these funds into wallets that centralized issuers cannot freeze, and that Chainalysis is still spotting live opportunities to notify teams and help freeze funds as they move.
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