According to CoinMeta, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, stated that in this incident, which is regarded by the industry as the largest cryptocurrency hacking attack in history, $6.3 billion in funds were affected, and the prices of digital tokens plummeted. Binance posted on the social media platform X that the company has jointly frozen the affected assets with its blockchain partners, and so far, approximately $3 billion have been frozen on the chain. Binance has suspended all deposit and withdrawal services and stated that it will bear all losses, ensuring the safety of users' funds. Co-founder He Yi indicated that withdrawal services are expected to resume within the next 48 hours, while deposit services have not been affected and are still operating normally. Previously, the largest disclosed cryptocurrency hacking attack occurred in February 2025, when the exchange Bybit had tokens worth nearly $1.5 billion stolen by hackers.