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Tom Lee called it a bullish hack." @Tyler_Did_It runs through @fundstrat's case for why the $6.3B Binance hack could be bullish: Binance covered the loss, Tether and Circle froze…

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Published: 2026-11-04 01:30 UTC
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"Tom Lee called it a bullish hack." @Tyler_Did_It runs through @fundstrat's case for why the $6.3B Binance hack could be bullish: Binance covered the loss, Tether and Circle froze funds, no DeFi blowu…

"Tom Lee called it a bullish hack." @Tyler_Did_It runs through @fundstrat's case for why the $6.3B Binance hack could be bullish: Binance covered the loss, Tether and Circle froze funds, no DeFi blowups and fast attribution to North Korea. https://t.co/MktcFM5XFO

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