Binance, the world's biggest crypto exchange, says it aims to reopen withdrawals for all remaining networks and assets by the end of next week after a massive $6.3 billion hack.
They've already restored 87 networks (covering most of the stolen tokens) and shared the update on X on Saturday.
FBI and Binance blame North Korea
The breach, which ran from June to late October, is now considered the largest crypto theft ever.
The FBI and Binance have said North Korea was responsible, and blockchain investigation firms have attributed it to a North Korean group known as "TraderTraitor" (though North Korea denies it).
After the incident, Binance's finance chief stepped down and was replaced by Justin Yek.
Binance has promised users they'll be fully compensated for their losses.