An entity transferred approximately 1.223 million SOL tokens to Coinbase Prime, valued at around $117 million.

According to an official announcement from Binance, the platform has resumed withdrawals of ARB, ETH, USDT and USDC on the Arbitrum network, as well as withdrawals of TRX and USDT on the TRX network.

Cross-chain protocol Symbiosis issued a statement saying it has detected funds linked to the recent Binance security incident attempting to transfer via its platform. Currently, Symbiosis is taking steps to block the relevant transactions and has reached out to Binance. The protocol’s existing fund screening mechanisms are primarily designed for regular transaction flows, leaving gaps when handling rapid, complex fund transfers; the team is working to continuously improve these mechanisms. Symbiosis also noted that as a decentralized protocol, such cases present a new challenge for its team. For users whose funds are pending processing due to the incident, or whose funds were returned due to misoperations, the team will conduct individual reviews and resolve them as soon as possible to assist users.

Trader 0xC024 shorted 6M $BULLA ($408K) with 1x leverage on @Aster_DEX and is now sitting on $396K in unrealized profit, with a 97.21% ROI.

Trader 0xC024 shorted 6M $BULLA ($408K) with 1x leverage on @Aster_DEX and is now sitting on $396K in unrealized profit, with a 97.21% ROI.

The Binance hacker is swapping the stolen 970,522 $SOL ($95.9M) for $BTC. In the past hour, the hacker moved 486,970 $SOL ($46.4M) and is now swapping $SOL for $BTC through @RelayProtocol.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, the Binance hacker is converting the stolen 970,522 SOL (valued at approximately $95.9 million) into BTC. Over the past hour, the hacker transferred 486,970 SOL (worth around $46.4 million) and is currently converting the remaining SOL to BTC via Relay Protocol.