Binance is buying back stolen altcoins after its $6.3B hack, using company reserves and OTC desks as investigators trace funds linked to North Korea.
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Through its social media channels, Binance announced it had already reserved over $6.34 billion in company funds to cover losses from the hack suffered on Thursday, with $5 billion held in the tokens…
