NEAR Coin Daily Report: November 9, 2026 — Key News and Upda
Over the past 24 hours, news directly related to NEAR has been concentrated in the security and compliance sector. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic disclosed that North Korean hackers used self-created meme coins as a transfer hub and leveraged decentralized exchange liquidity pools to launder stolen Binance funds, with about $430,000 of the stolen funds already transferred on the NEAR chain. The report lists the NEAR chain as one of the links in the flow of the funds involved, but does not mention any security issues or protocol-level changes on the NEAR network itself. Market news during the same period mainly revolved around Bitcoin falling below $74,000, expanding liquidation scale, institutions continuing to accumulate Bitcoin, and AI and regulatory topics; NEAR did not appear separately in other independent reports.
November 09, 2026 NEAR Coin News Summary
- [11-09 14:52] Elliptic: North Korean hackers use meme coins and DEX liquidity pools to move stolen Binance funds (WuBlockchain)
WuBlockchain learned that blockchain analytics firm Elliptic said North Korean hackers are moving funds from the $6.4 billion Binance theft by creating meme coins and using DEX liquidity pools. From November 5 to 7, the attackers created at least 6 meme coins on the NEAR network, each with a creation cost of about $90, and bought and sold tokens through different wallets, transferring about 117,000 NEAR (worth about $430,000), in order to increase the difficulty of tracking the funds. Similar methods were previously also used in 2025 B
- [11-09 13:49] Elliptic: Binance hackers launder money via self-created meme coins, about $430,000 in stolen funds already moved on the NEAR chain (Odaily 星球日报)
Odaily 星球日报 news: Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic released a report stating that Binance hackers are using self-created meme coins and decentralized exchange liquidity pools to move stolen funds, and the related methods have appeared on the Tron, NEAR and Solana networks. Specifically, the hackers first create new tokens and pair them with assets such as NEAR or stablecoins to establish liquidity pools, then separately execute buy and sell operations through different wallets, making the fund movements appear as ordinary token transactions, thereby increasing the difficulty of on-chain tracking. Elliptic pointed out, 1
- [11-09 13:43] Elliptic exposes North Korea's new money laundering tactic: self-made meme coins serve as a transfer hub to move stolen Binance funds (PANews)
PANews November 9 news: Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic published a disclosure that North Korean hackers are using self-made meme coins to launder funds stolen in the Binance hack attack, by creating junk tokens with no trading, establishing liquidity pools, and then using different wallets to complete buys and sells, disguising the illicit funds as proceeds from normal transactions. Elliptic pointed out that this method has successively appeared on the Tron, Solana and NEAR networks; it is reported that the hackers created at least six meme coins on NEAR, namely FUK,
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