Privacy Cash halts new deposits after stolen Binance funds enter privacy pool
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Privacy Cash announced that it is temporarily suspending new deposits because funds stolen from Binance have flowed into its privacy pool. The platform said existing withdrawal services remain open, but it has not disclosed when deposits will resume. The suspension applies only to new deposits, not to withdrawals. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic reported that on November 3 about 41 ETH and 9,600 SOL entered the pool, and on November 4 roughly 2,300 SOL followed, bringing the total involved to approximately $1.2 million. The assets are associated with the Binance theft.
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Privacy Cash 暂停接受新资金存入
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Privacy Cash, a Solana-based privacy protocol using zero-knowledge proofs, announced it is temporarily halting new deposits after funds linked to the Binance hack entered its pools. Elliptic identified about $1.2 million in stolen ETH and SOL deposited on November 3 and 4. Withdrawals remain operational, and the team said it will strengthen wallet screening, with no restoration timeline set.
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