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Cause of all the crypto hacks they do from "north korea"
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Binance’s own Developer provably hacked FTX during its implosion. When I proved it in 2023, I had a driveby on my residence, countless surveillance issues, an assassination attempt on me, and a defamation lawsuit designed to discredit, defame, and silence me.
Binance has money laundered, and actively taken part in more Crypto Hacks than you can count with your own two hands.
4 Years later after hacking FTX, they get “drained” for over $6.66 Billion.
The Federal Bureau of Investigations @fbi: It was North Korea
Here is an image of the Breadcrumbs.app crypto flow map showing where the newly stolen 399 Eth went. It ends up going to 0x410e, a wallet originally funded/created by the @binance Deposit Funder wallet. I will go deeper into that later in the thread.
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Why does everyone use zachxbt as a sole source? Are there not other independent analysts out there? Seems strange
According to @zachxbt, an EU entity is suspected of losing $106M+ from multiple centralized exchange accounts.
The attacker used wallet 0x9eca to buy 27,553 $ETH($62.97M) on-chain at an average price of $2,286 and moved the funds through multiple platforms.
teapawt.org/lookonchain/status/211…
What?
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Maybe I’m naive, but when I was working in critical systems (nuclear), absolutely 0% of our systems were connected to the internet. Is that not the same for the vast majority of critical systems? How are the hackers supposed to crack systems they can’t access? Is everyone only worried about money and communication systems? Or expecting a massive emp attack?
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joshnomics retweeted
The Binance hack is totally an inside job... How do you guess the right authorization number from limitless possibilities?
Clearly they just sprayed 50 to build the narrative that "the attacker just got lucky..."
joshnomics retweeted
It kind of does.
Why would someone sophisticated enough to hack Binance spend precious time distributing billions in USDT and USDC across dozens of wallets?
They're FREEZABLE.
Moving them between wallets doesn't solve that problem, Tether and Circle can freeze them wherever they are.
You'd think someone capable of pulling this off would have scripts ready to immediately dump everything into unfreezable assets before anyone even realized the wallets were compromised.
It took 23 and 37 minutes for the USDC and USDT to be frozen, respectively.
He could have easily gotten away with more, something isn't adding up here.
Binance saw everyone long and decided to crime it down, IMO.
Binance Crime Syndicate strikes again.
