Following the $6.3 billion Binance hack, NEAR Intents head Alex Shevchenko outlined three critical rules for cryptocurrency wallet developers to prevent their services from becoming unwitting accomplices in laundering stolen funds. The hack, which occurred in late October 2026, exposed vulnerabilities in instant exchange infrastructure, with decentralized bridges and liquidity aggregators becoming key tools for legalizing the stolen assets. With approximately $3.5 billion still under hacker control, Shevchenko emphasized that due diligence on integration partners is now a core product requirement, as regulatory pressure on the Web3 sector is expected to increase.