$6.34 Billion in Assets Tied to Binance Incident, $5.45 Billion Accessible or Frozen

About $891 million in assets stolen during a Binance security incident may have been moved or laundered, while billions more remain split between attacker-accessible and frozen funds.

The Binance security incident involved about $6.34 billion in assets. Roughly $2.85 billion remains within the attacker's reach, while about $2.6 billion is frozen. Together, those amounts make up approximately $5.45 billion, the balance after subtracting the $891 million that may have been moved or laundered.

The $891 million figure combines possible transfers and laundering, with no separate amount for either. The remaining $5.45 billion is split between funds the attacker can still use and assets that have been frozen. This puts the three reported status categories within the same $6.34 billion total.

The attacker moved funds through THORChain and Chainflip over a two- to three-day period. The update describes those movements alongside the breakdown of the attacker-accessible and frozen funds.