The $6.3 billion hack previously suffered by Binance could accelerate a shift in how cryptocurrency companies are valued, prompting investors to place greater emphasis on custody service providers and digital asset security infrastructure. According to Binance CEO Richard Teng on Tuesday, the company has replenished 98% of the affected assets and is continuing to purchase the remaining lower-liquidity assets. Analysts believe that the incident highlights the importance of cybersecurity, compliance, and balance sheet resilience, which may drive industry consolidation and encourage investors to move assets from trading platforms to independent custodian institutions, thereby benefiting regulated custodians.