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Here’s when Binance plans to reopen after what’s believed to be the largest-ever $6.3 billion hack

Here’s when Binance plans to reopen after what’s believed to be the largest-ever $6.3 billion hack
MarketWatch Friday 30 October 2026, 09:50 UTC By Barbara Kollmeyer 1 min read
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Binance has vowed to get the exchange back up within a couple of days after a record $6.3 billion heist, which has rattled the industry and investors.

Binance has vowed to get the exchange back up within a couple of days after a record $6.3 billion heist, which has rattled the industry and investors. [Image text:] 31010 7100111 B 1001010101 10101010 001010
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