Relay Reports Route Disruptions in Bid to Block Binance-Hack Funds
The bridge says no user action is needed and is working with Binance and law enforcement to screen hacker-linked addresses.
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The bridge says no user action is needed and is working with Binance and law enforcement to screen hacker-linked addresses.
The ETH/USDG pool has about $3.5 million in liquidity and uses a tighter resting fee spread than its Ethereum counterpart.
Ethereum and Tron records confirm blacklist actions against exchange-identified wallets, while deposits and withdrawals remain suspended.
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The exchange says customers suffered no losses. Its latest disclosure links the incident to destination wallets receiving bitcoin, ether and other assets.
Weekly net outflows reached nearly $14 billion, while the next nine venues by tracked assets recorded $507 million in combined daily net inflows.
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The amendment has 33 of 35 trusted validators behind it. Separate proposals to block unapproved token holders remain under review.
The investigator says funds withdrawn from multiple exchange accounts were being swapped into ETH and routed through instant exchanges, Monero and cross-chain bridges.
The recovery covers about 70% of affected tokens, but users have not been repaid and no claims process is open.
China AMC, Finloop and PantherTrade have already executed live tokenized-deposit and money-market-fund transactions, the bank says.
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