Binance CEO Richard Teng stated that the company has reserved $6.34 billion to cover potential losses from hacker attacks, ensuring the safety of customer assets.
Binance CEO Teng Rongfa stated in a video address that Binance has reserved over $6.34 billion in company funds to cover losses from this week's hack, emphasizing that customer funds were never affected. Teng Rongfa said the attackers bypassed Binance's normal approval controls by exploiting self-destruct mechanisms and EIP-7702 delegation. Binance hopes to restore withdrawals by the Sunday deadline and plans to release a full proof-of-reserves report on Monday.
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