$1.4 billion worth of BTC split into 19 parts! Binance attackers dispersed 18,270 bitcoins; the enormous sum remains unrecovered.

Binance security incident reveals another major fund movement! Attackers split approximately $1.4 billion worth of Bitcoin into 19 separate wallets in an attempt to further disperse the funds. On October 30, according to on-chain data, as of 12:23 that day, approximately 18,270 BTC controlled by the attackers, worth about $1.4 billion, had been distributed to 19 different wallets. Seventeen wallets each held approximately 1,000 BTC, while two others held 832.5 and 437.7 BTC respectively. It is worth noting that, as of the latest monitoring snapshot, none of these 19 wallets have shown any further transfer records, which means that this batch of BTC is still in a dispersed holding state and no clear subsequent cash-out action has been found. Meanwhile, the attacker's associated addresses still hold approximately **197,460 ETH, worth approximately $436 million**. Previously, some stablecoin assets had been frozen by their issuers, but unlike USDT and USDC, BTC cannot be frozen directly by a single issuing institution. This also means that even if attackers face interception by exchanges and on-chain tracking, they may still increase the difficulty of tracking and disposing of funds by splitting wallets. The $1.4 billion worth of BTC was dispersed across 19 wallets. Was this to conceal the flow of funds, or to prepare for a subsequent transfer? How the attackers will handle these assets next is worth continued monitoring. To track the flow of funds related to this security issue in real time, or to stay informed about market fluctuations and trends, you can register on Binance through the AiCoin exclusive link: 👉https://jump.do/zh-Hans/xlink?checkProxy=true&proxyId=3 Risk Warning: The views, conclusions, and suggestions in this article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks; please invest cautiously.