BINANCE CO-CEO: USERS WILL NOT BEAR ANY LOSSES FROM $6.3B HACK! @_RichardTeng told Fox Business that @binance is fully protecting users and has already restored 98% of the…
Crypto Banter Published: 2026-11-03 17:09 UTC Collected: 2026-11-03 19:46 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
🚨BINANCE CO-CEO: USERS WILL NOT BEAR ANY LOSSES FROM $6.3B HACK!
@_RichardTeng told Fox Business that @binance is fully protecting users and has already restored 98% of the affected tokens, verifiab…
🚨BINANCE CO-CEO: USERS WILL NOT BEAR ANY LOSSES FROM $6.3B HACK!
@_RichardTeng told Fox Business that @binance is fully protecting users and has already restored 98% of the affected tokens, verifiable on its Proof of Reserves.
“We now are operating, we are protecting every user, and we are extremely thankful for our users’ confidence and trust.”
Binance is absorbing the financial impact itself. User funds remain safe.
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