Wallet Permissions Link Two Accounts in Suspected Binance Hack

The notable detail is the permission structure, not the movement itself: delegated code on one wallet apparently carried authority over a second, and the records stop short of explaining how that authority was granted. That gap matters because it shifts the question from a single compromised account to how wallet-level delegated permissions are approved and scoped in the first place. Whether the link between the two accounts can be traced to a specific approval step is the open question worth watching.