Binance says 90 percent of $6.3 billion stolen in hack has been replenished

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Hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance customers in a record-breaking crypto heist. The company's CEO says 90 percent of the stolen funds have already been replaced. Binance plans to cover the remaining 10 percent, which consists of less liquid tokens that may take longer to acquire. The exchange also said withdrawals remain paused but are on track to be re-enabled on Sunday.

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