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- •The Binance hack resulted in the theft of 18,270.2 BTC and substantial altcoin losses.
- •Ethena (ENA) saw a 3.8% decline due to hack-related selling and ongoing token unlocks.
- •Hackers converted $175 million in stolen altcoins into 2,300 BTC, complicating tracking efforts.
The Binance hack on October 29, 2026, resulted in the theft of 18,270.2 BTC and significant selling pressure on Ethena (ENA), which dropped 3.8% as a result. Hackers converted $175 million in stolen altcoins into approximately 2,300 BTC, complicating tracing efforts through over 20,000 wallets. Ethena's market decline was exacerbated by ongoing token unlocks, with 217.5 million ENA reportedly stolen and sold, contributing to a supply overhang. Analysts express concerns about ENA's valuation outpacing its fundamentals, particularly regarding its USDe synthetic dollar product. The situation remains fluid as the market reacts to the fallout from the hack and ongoing token releases.
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