Binance will resume withdrawals in phases today between 06:00 and 09:00 UTC after the largest hack in crypto history worth $6.3 billion, having replenished 95 percent of affected assets with major tokens now at 100 percent reserves.

Matt Hougan reports that Binance is managing the breach effectively and crypto markets are treating the incident like a one-time charge with limited lasting price effects, though weekend volatility remains a concern.

The Kobeissi Letter reports Tether froze $971 million in USDT tied to a suspected Binance hack after wallets recorded a $2.8 billion outflow across five blockchains.

Kashif Raza reported that CoinDCX denied new $16M hack allegations and linked the activity to its previous $44M breach from July 2025.

Drift Protocol hack sees 5800 ETH ($11.14M) moved to Tornado Cash after swap to 129066 ETH at $2154 average on Ethereum.

Aztec Connect RollupProcessor exploited for $2.19M in ETH and tokens; attacker EOA holds all funds untouched as of June 15 2026.

EchoProtocol hack on Monad minted 1k $eBTC ($76.7M) with $WBTC borrowed via Curvance; WBTC price at $76981 shows bearish 4h structure.

Kelp DAO attacker moves over 31,000 ETH worth $72.58M to mixers; 75,125 ETH remains at $1.74B amid ongoing laundering.

According to @AggrNews, Upbit disclosed a 54B KRW (~$36M) hack on the Solana (SOL) network and stated it will cover all customer losses, citing an announcement on the Upbit official blog dated Nov 27, 2025 (source: @AggrNews; Upbit official blog). For traders, the confirmed reimbursement commitment and identification of Solana as the impacted network define the immediate counterparty and network-specific event risk considerations for SOL pairs and Solana ecosystem tokens on Upbit (source: @AggrNews; Upbit official blog).