TREE NEWS reports: The hacker behind the Binance exploit transferred about $4 million to three Binance deposit addresses, Arkham’s monitoring shows. Arkham said the addresses may belong to nested services — third-party exchanges that use Binance for liquidity and custody.
Binance hacker moves ~$4M to three Binance deposit addresses: Arkham
The detail that matters is the destination, not the size: funds are landing back in deposit addresses Arkham flags as possibly belonging to nested services, which would mean the money is flowing through intermediaries rather than sitting in self-custody. That distinction shapes how traceable the funds remain and how exposed any exchange layer using Binance for liquidity and custody becomes. What is worth watching is whether those nested-service attributions firm up, since that determines whether this reads as a laundering route or merely a routing quirk.
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