485,270 SOL worth $46M moves from Binance hack to unknown wallet

Roughly half of the Solana tokens tied to the record-breaking October breach have been shifted to a fresh address, Whale Alert flagged A wallet holding stolen funds from the 2026 Binance hack just moved 485,270 SOL, valued at $46 million, to an unknown address. The transfer was flagged by blockchain tracking service Whale Alert. What the transfer tells us Blockchain analytics firms have traced about 970,500 SOL, the native token of the Solana network, to the initial breach. At the time of the hack, that stash was valued at around $96 million. The newly moved batch represents approximately half of that total. So the attackers have now repositioned roughly half of their Solana haul in a single transfer. The math holds one small detail worth noticing. Half of $96 million would be about $48 million, yet this batch is valued at $46 million, which means the dollar value per token has slipped a bit since the theft. The destination wallet has no known owner. That is typical of how stolen crypto travels: hop to a fresh address, then another, ideally until the trail goes cold. A breach of historic scale The broader incident dwarfs this single move. The October 29, 2026, attack on Binance’s h...