The Binance hack has reached a preliminary conclusion last night. Binance officially stated that all affected assets have been replenished. A new snapshot of the reserve proof has also been released; after the zero-knowledge proof is generated, users can verify for themselves whether it's at least 1:1. On the same day, the US Department of Justice issued a statement. Of the more than $6 billion stolen, the government and private institutions have frozen over $2.7 billion. Tether froze over $1.5 billion, and Circle froze approximately $1.1 billion. The court has approved the seizure of over $1.2 billion. So, simply put, Binance initially used its own funds to cover the users' money. Approximately half of the stolen money was held by the two stablecoin companies. The last question remains: when the $2.7 billion is recovered, will it be returned to Binance, or will it undergo confiscation proceedings?