🔐 Blockaid Raises $40M After Record Binance Breach

Crypto security firm Blockaid has secured $40 million in new funding commitments in the days following the $6.3 billion Binance theft — described as the largest cryptocurrency theft on record.

The timing is direct: the breach accelerated investor interest in security infrastructure, with Blockaid's round closing shortly after the hack drew industry-wide attention to platform vulnerabilities.

The fundraise signals growing institutional appetite for dedicated crypto security tooling as high-profile exploits continue to expose gaps across centralized and decentralized platforms.

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💵 Stripe Enables Stablecoin Payouts Across 160+ Markets

Stripe has launched Global Payouts, a new feature allowing US businesses to send payments directly to crypto wallets in more than 160 markets using stablecoins.

The product marks Stripe's latest move into crypto infrastructure, extending its payments network to support stablecoin-based transfers at a global scale.

As stablecoins gain traction as a cross-border payment rail, Stripe's entry into this space signals growing mainstream fintech integration with on-chain settlement.

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🧩 Aave leads $5.8B USDT wave into DeFi

A new report shows $5.8 billion in USDT has flowed into DeFi platforms, with Aave emerging as the dominant destination for these deposits.

The scale of inflows points to sustained demand for decentralized lending and yield opportunities, with stablecoin liquidity continuing to concentrate in established protocols.

USDT deposit volumes of this size are a key indicator of active DeFi participation, as stablecoins typically serve as the primary liquidity layer across lending markets.

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🔐 Binance hacker launders stolen SOL through THORChain

The attacker behind the $6.3 billion Binance exploit has moved 81% of the stolen Solana, routing funds through THORChain to convert SOL into BTC.

The laundering activity resumed after THORChain restarted its cross-chain swap functionality. The hacker used the protocol to bridge and convert assets, a method increasingly favored by bad actors seeking to obscure the trail of stolen funds.

THORChain's permissionless design continues to draw scrutiny as a laundering vector following major exploits.

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🔐 Mercado Bitcoin Hacked, $11M Blocked, Services Suspended

Brazilian crypto exchange Mercado Bitcoin was hit by a hack on November 2, 2026, leaving its services suspended as the incident is addressed.

The exchange has blocked $11 million in assets and publicly promised that no customers will lose funds. However, the assurance does not identify a reimbursement funding source or specify a deadline for when affected users will be made whole.

Users with funds on the platform should monitor official communications closely, as withdrawals and other services remain unavailable. The lack of a clear recovery timeline adds uncertainty for customers waiting for access to be restored.

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🔐 $106M Suspected Stolen From EU Entity, ZachXBT Reports

On-chain investigator ZachXBT flagged a suspected theft exceeding $106 million from an unidentified EU-based entity, with funds drained from multiple centralized exchange accounts on November 1, 2026.

The attacker converted stolen assets into ETH, then routed them through instant exchanges, Monero, and cross-chain bridges including a Tron bridge. ZachXBT published 11 addresses and a TRM Labs graph tracing the laundering trail. He explicitly ruled out Lazarus Group, citing multiple laundering indicators inconsistent with North Korean threat actors.

The victim and affected exchanges have not been named. The use of Monero — a privacy coin designed to obscure transaction trails — makes further tracing significantly harder.

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🔐 North Korea's TraderTraitor Behind $6.3B Binance Hack

The FBI, Secret Service, and IRS Criminal Investigation have officially attributed the largest crypto theft in history to North Korea's TraderTraitor hacking group, linked to the broader Lazarus infrastructure. The attack occurred on or around October 29, 2026, draining $6.3 billion from Binance.

A compromised DevOps engineer's laptop gave attackers access to a service container handling withdrawals. Investigators noted an unusual batch of 50 EIP-7702 authorizations in a single transaction, alongside delegation to a malicious "sweeper" contract — a mechanism not previously seen in breaches of this scale. Stolen assets are being converted to Ethereum and routed through DeFi platforms. The FBI flagged over 600 wallets and urged exchanges, node operators, and DeFi platforms to block them.

Binance has covered losses via its SAFU fund and company reserves, replenishing ~95% of affected assets. Withdrawals resumed across 15 networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP. Net outflows reached $4.7 billion by Monday, representing roughly 2.1% of total assets.

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💰 Giko Cat, inSure DeFi and Sudeng coins exhibit double-digit gains as Solana struggles

Giko Cat, Sudeng and inSure DeFi emerged as the top gainers in the last 24 hours with a double-digit surge. CoinGecko data shows that while top coins like Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are recovering with a 1-3% surge after the recent dump, some meme coins pulled off double-digit gains.

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📊 DeFi TVL up 10% in September to $133 billion

The DeFi ecosystem recorded a roughly 10% increase in total value locked across all major networks during September, with the total up $12 billion to $133 billion. According to DefiLlama data, decentralized exchanges (DEX) and liquid staking protocols were the largest contributors to the increase in TVL.

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