North Korea Denies $6.3B Binance Hack, Calls FBI Finding a 'Political Provocation'
Kim Yo Jong suggested the U.S. itself could be behind the theft, as Binance said hourly deposits had begun to exceed withdrawals.
Key Takeaways
- Kim Yo Jong suggested the U.S.
- itself could be behind the theft, as Binance said hourly deposits had begun to exceed withdrawals.
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