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Binance Says a Compromised Engineer’s Laptop May Have Opened the $6.3B Drain; No Evidence of Leaked Keys

Editor’s note (October 30, 2026): This article has been corrected. A resumption quotation attributed to Binance’s update and a second co-CEO resumption estimate have been removed because their stated sources could not be produced; Binance’s suspension wording and co-CEO Yi He’s 48-hour estimate — independently reproduced in a secondary source carrying the original service update — remain as reported. What this means for Binance users right now Binance says withdrawals across its platforms stay paused while it finishes security checks, deposits are running normally, and any user losses will be covered by its emergency user-protection fund, SAFU, together with company funds.

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