@cz_binance: Binance has allocated 100% of the funds, it's just 5% remaining to convert to some of the small coins taking time.
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Binance says it has fully allocated funds to cover its $3.3B hack losses, with 95% recovered and the remaining 5% in less liquid tokens still being converted, as top-10 withdrawals are restored.
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Binance has allocated 100% of the funds, it’s just 5% remaining to convert to some of the small coins taking time.
Bitcoin Archive (@BitcoinArchive): Binance has covered 95% of its $3.3B hack losses and restored top-10 withdrawals
• Remaining 5% consists of less liquid tokens
• Sourcing final assets requires more time
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