# Binance Hack Wallets Still Hold an Estimated $5.45 Billion

By Simon Yoon

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Published: 2026-11-11T14:11:46.000Z
Updated: 2026-11-11T14:11:46.000Z
Section: Technology

> $891 million of an estimated $6.34 billion may have been moved or laundered; the remaining balance includes $2.85 billion available and $2.6 billion frozen.

As of Nov. 10, wallets linked to the Binance hack still held about $5.45 billion in assets, while roughly $891 million of an estimated $6.34 billion total may have been moved or laundered.

The remaining wallet balance consisted of about $2.85 billion that was still available and $2.6 billion that had been frozen. The two figures add up to the $5.45 billion balance, while the potentially moved or laundered amount accounts for the gap between the remaining holdings and the estimated original total.

Funds moved through THORChain and Chainflip over the previous two to three days. That activity places the two networks in the path of the funds, alongside the split between accessible and frozen assets.

The snapshot shows that the wallets retained most of the estimated stolen amount, although a substantial portion of the retained balance was frozen. The $891 million is described as a possible movement or laundering amount, while the $5.45 billion figure covers assets still held in the tracked wallets.