Independent record. Not associated with, endorsed by or operated by Binance. This site is read-only: there is nothing to sign in to, pay for or connect.
An independent record of the October 2026 Binance hack
This line is our short summary of the quote below. The quote is the evidence.
Of the funds we’ve traced from the main distribution wallets, the largest routes so far are: | Route | Amount (USD) | | --- | --- | | THORChain | $31 million | | SunSwap | $5.3 million | | Bitget Swap | $1.8 million | | USDT0 | $0.4 million | Source: Elliptic data as of 22:41 UTC, October 31, 2026. Figures will move.
The system corrects itself. When a bridge rejected deposits, the funds were re-sent to the same destination from new wallets, automatically.
The timing looks programmed. Transfers are almost never less than about 30 seconds apart, and the roughly 200 wallets it pays typically pass funds on within about two minutes.
On October 29, about $6.43 billion was stolen from Binance across 11 blockchains.
Swaps into THORChain use the same amounts again and again, with one value appearing 19 times.
The main Tron distribution wallet has sent funds every hour for 31 hours straight. The longest pause was 46 minutes, and there was no overnight break.