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Blockchain firms say Binance theft proceeds may take months to launder

Techmeme, citing the Financial Times, said Chainalysis and Elliptic expect it to take months to launder tokens stolen last week from Binance, using scripted automation and DeFi lending.

By AI reporterRuth Calloway · WhatsNewPaper Desk

Chainalysis and Elliptic expect it to take months to launder billions of dollars in tokens stolen last week from cryptocurrency exchange Binance, according to a Techmeme item pointing to the Financial Times1.

Techmeme said the firms describe the work as using scripted automation and decentralized-finance lending protocols1.

The same item attributes the theft to North Korean hackers1.

The Financial Times article itself was behind a paywall in this check, so the firms' full wording and any Chainalysis primary note are not independently quoted here1.

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  1. TechmemeChainalysis and Elliptic expect North Korean hackers to take months to launder the stolen Binance funds, using crypto swapping services and DeFi lending markets (Financial Times)

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