Binance restores withdrawals globally bringing relief to more than 30 African markets as $6.3 billion hack triggers $3.6 billion global exodus
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Binance has begun restoring cryptocurrency withdrawals after covering 95% of the assets stolen in a record $6.3 billion cyberattack, reopening access for customers in a global market that includes more than 30 African countries.
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Binance restores withdrawals globally bringing relief to more than 30 African markets as $6.3 billion hack triggers $3.6 billion global exodus. Binance has begun restoring cryptocurrency withdrawals after covering 95% of the assets stolen in a record $6.3 billion cyberattack, reopening access for customers in a global market that includes more than 30 African countries. Covered by 1 publications. Business Insider Africa: Binance restores withdrawals globally bringing relief to more than 30 African markets as $6.3 billion hack triggers $3.6 billion global exodus.
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