Mercado Bitcoin tells clients they will not lose any assets after the incident that halted its deposits and withdrawals. The exchange says services resume only once security is…
Laura Shin Published: 2026-11-03 11:36 UTC Collected: 2026-11-03 13:03 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
Mercado Bitcoin tells clients they will not lose any assets after the incident that halted its deposits and withdrawals. The exchange says services resume only once security is fully assured.
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Mercado Bitcoin tells clients they will not lose any assets after the incident that halted its deposits and withdrawals. The exchange says services resume only once security is fully assured.
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In today's Unchained Daily newsletter: 🔥 North Korea rejects the FBI's Binance hack finding 🔐 Binance publishes proof of reserves after the hack 🇧🇷 Mercado Bitcoin puts its security incident at $38 million 🕵️ ZachXBT raises his suspected EU theft estimate to $133 million-plu
Binance says it has replaced about 95% of the roughly $6.3 billion hit in its Oct. 29 hot-wallet hack, with the rest in less liquid tokens. Its next reserves snapshot, covering more assets, is set for Nov. 4.
Kim Yo Jong pointed to the U.S. crypto reserve to deflect the FBI's Binance hack finding. The 2025 order behind that reserve lets forfeited crypto go back to "identifiable and verifiable victims of crime."
