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Elliptic: tracing post-theft Binance asset movement and privacy rails
Elliptic blockchain investigation of movement and conversion of assets linked to the October 29 Binance theft. Analytics trace subsequent transfers, not a second incident or an AI-controlled laundering process.
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Evidence record
Elliptic blockchain investigation of movement and conversion of assets linked to the October 29 Binance theft. Analytics trace subsequent transfers, not a second incident or an AI-controlled laundering process.
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- supportsBinance's withdrawal shutdown did not revoke the attacker's wallet delegation: Elliptic’s November 7 tracing update placed approximately 2,300 BTC in fresh addresses associated with conversion of other stolen assets and roughly 88 BTC in reported coinjoin mixing; converted or mixed holdings were not established as final cash-outs.
November 7 update: BTC converted, new addresses and Wasabi-style coinjoin mixing
- supportsBinance's withdrawal shutdown did not revoke the attacker's wallet delegation: Elliptic traced additional post-theft conversions and use of bridge or privacy infrastructure in early November 2026; this is follow-on asset movement under chain analytics attribution, not a second theft or proof of AI-directed laundering.
Elliptic laundering chronology and November 5 tracing updates