Two of the largest tracked wallets still hold about 197,460 ETH and 137,602 ETH, while the transfer recipient holds roughly 19,740 ETH.

Another 233.46 million XRP remains in one account, leaving investigators a visible trail but no issuer-controlled freeze option for either asset.

Binance estimates the impact at $6.3 billion and says about $3 billion has been frozen onchain, with withdrawals still suspended.

The conversions moved USDT beyond Tether’s token-freezing mechanism, while Arkham reported $2.8 billion of the stolen assets already frozen.

Onchain records corroborate the wallet transfers and ETH receipts, but the shared destination does not establish who carried out the two thefts.

Binance separately estimates a $6.3 billion impact and pledges to cover all losses while deposits and withdrawals are suspended.

Yi He says deposits are operating normally as the exchange pledges to cover losses from an incident it estimates had a $6.3 billion impact.

Tether says it froze more than 1.567 billion USDT as Binance investigates large wallet outflows and conducts security checks.

The later issuer total is broader than the roughly 971 million USDT recorded in one wallet at its initial freeze; frozen funds are not automatically recovered.

Delegated code on Binance 14 could move its own assets and exercise ownership of another wallet. The records do not establish how that permission was obtained.