[CZ Claims Binance Faces "Second Battlefield": 1083 Accounts Posted 11,700 Hostile Messages in 78 Hours] BlockBeats reports that on November 4th, Binance founder CZ retweeted a lengthy post claiming "another attack against Binance." According to the post, from 5:00 AM on October 30th to 8:00 PM on November 2nd, approximately 1083 accounts posted 11,700 hostile messages regarding the Binance hot wallet theft, generating approximately 20.93 million views. 79.6% of these were replies, and 3354 posts were identified as false information, falling into 15 categories of rumors. The article argues that alongside the real security incident, a rhythmic and coordinated narrative emerged on X, with themes shifting according to Binance's response. These included accusations of insider activity, insolvency, a second FTX (Flipping Templeton), reluctance to reopen withdrawals, immediate bank runs upon reopening, and exaggerated net outflows. The article further states that among the 641 most active accounts, 452 showed coordinated activity, and 444 formed the same interconnected network. 89% of the sample accounts typically posted no more than 0.2 Binance-related posts per day, but this surged to approximately 24.6 times the baseline during the incident. During the phased resumption of withdrawals, posts mobilizing immediate withdrawals and bank runs reached an intensity of 11.2 posts per hour, representing the peak of each phase's narrative. [Original Link]