Two weeks after the largest crypto heist on record, which the FBI attributed to North Korea, the exchange has completed coverage of all affected user assets and released a fresh Proof of Reserves snapshot.

Binance committed more than $6.34 billion in company funds to cover the losses, buying back affected tokens through market and OTC channels.

The money came from a partial deployment of the SAFU fund, part of the Futures insurance fund above its required level, and the corporate treasury. Binance says it will replenish SAFU back to roughly $1 billion.

The new snapshot, taken on November 12 at 00:00 UTC, covers 198 tokens. The full zero-knowledge proof needs 40 to 50 hours to generate, after which holders can verify 1:1 backing. Withdrawals keep reopening in phases.