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To ask you, how does a breach of that magnitude happen at one of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges? Yeah, Jeremy, thanks so much for having me on again today. I think it's definitely an interesting question. And I mean, I think once the dust started to settle, I started to ask a couple of questions and I was curious in terms of how all of this exactly started. But effectively, what happened is the most likely point based on the investigation conducted by Binance themselves, is one of the engineers.

In the DevOps team's laptop was effectively compromised by malicious developer software. They had a whole rouge about fake job interviews, then deployment of malware. I think there were questionnaires that he had downloaded that basically gave him access to the back end of Binance. And this started as early as June 2026 that they started to infiltrate as well and exactly plan how they are going to liquidate those funds. So quite interestingly.

Enough as well. You can also see on the blockchain how they actually tested some of the movement before it actually be executed. But it is insane to think that within a span of 20 minutes, that 6.36 billion US dollars worth of cryptocurrency was stolen. Now, of course, there was the ability to freeze some of that, but I mean, the malicious actor did get away with a big chunk of that. I think that's the double-edged short of cryptocurrency. It is.