The posts describe the Oct 29 Binance hot wallet drain, put at over $5.8B stolen in lookonchain's first alert, with more than $2.435B in stablecoins frozen at that time.
Lookonchain later said the hacker finished dumping UNI, ENA, PEPE, LINK, AAVE, ONDO and WLD for 70,480 ETH worth $158.25M: 7.02M UNI for $39.63M, 217.5M ENA for $33.93M, 7.77T PEPE for $31.66M, 2.57M LINK for $26.05M, 127,953 AAVE for $14.27M, 21.85M ONDO for $6.62M and 17.32M WLD for $6.09M.
BSCNews summarized the same totals, citing up to 15% intraday drops, freezes of 1.77B USDT, 823M USDC and 74.56M ARB, and about $23M in altcoins left including FUN, ZAMA, ZRO and RSR.
Binance said it found additional breach points beyond the compromised laptop, will cover losses from SAFU and company funds, and aims to resume withdrawals in about 45 hours, while Ethena said USDe remains overcollateralized above 101% with no backing on Binance.
PEPE now quotes about $0.00000520 on Binance spot, up about 6.1% in 24h, and LINK about $11.12, down about 4.2%, indicating the dump pressure cited overnight has passed for those two at this snapshot.