Nearly half of the $5.45 billion in tracked wallet assets tied to Binance’s Oct. 29 breach was frozen on Nov. 10, while $2.85 billion remained available.
Of the remaining balance, $2.85 billion was listed as available and $2.6 billion as frozen. Together, those figures account for the $5.45 billion still held, while the $891 million estimate covers the difference from the initial total.
Transactions also passed through THORChain and Chainflip during the two to three days before the Nov. 10 snapshot. That activity describes routes used by some funds; it does not show that the full $891 million was laundered.
Binance has said it would cover the estimated loss and that customers would not bear the financial impact, as outlined in its earlier pledge.
