Binance hack splits crypto into funds that freeze and funds that don't
The attackers in the $6.3 billion Binance theft have started to split their haul along the lines of assets that can be frozen or potentially clawed back and assets beyond freeze controls. On one hand, stablecoin issuers are already pulling blacklist and freeze levers, while the hackers are racing to cross over to ETH,…
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