He Yi: Binance is buying stolen altcoins to complete proof-of-reserve.

[SBI VC Trade and bitbank say limited impact from Binance outflow, customer assets safe] SBI Holdings of Japan stated on October 30 that its subsidiaries have limited exposure to Binance, and Binance has committed to fully compensating for the losses. The company anticipates that the ¥1 trillion theft will not affect the group's consolidated results. SBI's SBI VC Trade and bitbank services are operating normally, and customer assets have not been affected. (Source: CoinPost)

The Newton Foundation stated on the X platform that the attackers in the Binance hack transferred approximately 8 million NEWT tokens, along with 17 other tokens including ANIME, ANKR, ARPA, BARD, CELR, DENT, DOLO, FTT, GLM, HIGH, HOT, KNC, LQTY, RARE, RESOLV, SIGN, and WOO, into the NEWT token contract address, with a total value of approximately $3.5 million. The NEWT contract was designed to be immutable and had no owner or administrator privileges. The relevant administrative privileges were relinquished on-chain in 2025 and permanently banned from upgrading, rendering these tokens unrecoverable.

Israel has extradited suspects in connection with the Nomad Bridge attack, which involves the theft of $2.8 million, to the United States.

Binance suffered a $6.3 billion hack, with attackers exploiting the EIP-7702 vulnerability to steal approximately $2.5 billion in assets from a single wallet in four minutes.

Solana's ecosystem lending protocol, Jupiter Lend, stated that due to market conditions, the protocol experienced liquidity constraints, affecting some withdrawals. Withdrawals will resume processing as users deposit funds or repay loans. The protocol is operating normally, and all funds are safe. Jupiter Lend has no exposure to Binance, does not hold funds on Binance, and has not suffered any asset losses. The current situation is a market reaction to news of the Binance hack.