President Donald Trump is looking at whether North Korea was behind Binance’s $6.3 billion hack, as US agencies investigate and private trackers point to a known Pyongyang unit.
Solana’s daily RSI has dropped below 30 for the first time since its June bottom near $60, as SOL slid to within a cent of its 50% retracement.
Tether’s reserve buffer nearly doubled to $8 billion in the third quarter, but the increase outpaced operating profit and came alongside a shift in the assets backing USDT.
Zcash is carving out higher lows inside a rising channel while Bitcoin and XRP slide, but its 50-day average near $1,310 has not let a rally stick so far.
Bitcoin has slid into the $76,000 zone where its 0.382 Fibonacci level, 100-day average and September low meet, with daily RSI at its lowest since the June-July bottom.
The Binance attacker deposited stolen USDT on Aave and borrowed ether before markets were frozen, leaving a collateralized loan behind while moving the proceeds beyond a stablecoin issuer’s blacklist.
Tokenized assets could reach a clearinghouse faster, but a margin call tests more than transfer speed: whether the asset counts, who controls it and when cash becomes available.
XRP is bouncing from a sweep to $1.20 after yesterday’s breakdown, but the zone that held as support earlier this month now sits overhead between $1.26 and $1.30.
Binance says Thursday’s breach began with a compromised engineer’s laptop and cost an estimated $6.3 billion, the largest crypto theft on record, as investigators link it to North Korea.
Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao said the large outflows from Binance wallets look like a hack, as Tether and Circle froze about $1.8 billion in stablecoins tied to the transfers.
Binance-linked wallets moved large sums on October 29, prompting researchers to warn of a possible hack, with social-media reports putting outflows near $2.8 billion.
A sharp rally lifted Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana between 43% and 71% in the third quarter, giving the appearance of a synchronized market recovery.



