Arkham said on-chain monitoring shows that a Binance hacker transferred $4 million to three Binance deposit addresses. The firm added that the addresses may belong to nested services, referring to third-party trading platforms that use Binance for liquidity and custody. Because of that, the transfers do not necessarily mean the hacker deposited funds directly into the Binance exchange itself. The update was cited by Odaily in a brief market alert.
Arkham said its monitoring shows that a Binance hacker transferred $4 million to three Binance deposit addresses.
According to Arkham, the addresses may belong to nested services, or third-party trading platforms that use Binance for liquidity and custody.
Arkham added that the transfer does not necessarily mean the hacker deposited funds directly into the Binance exchange.
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