1inch: Binance exploit-related addresses blocked on dApp, wallet and API; some stolen 1INCH cannot be frozen

October 30: 1inch posted on X that it is aware of the Binance exploit incident and is contacting the Binance team to offer support. 1inch's risk management team, working with ZeroShadow, SEAL 911, TRM Labs and others, blocked exploit-related addresses on the 1inch dApp, 1inch Wallet and 1inch API within the first hour after the incident, and continues to add newly identified addresses; the same list will also be provided to parsers and integrators.

1inch said some 1INCH tokens are among the stolen assets. 1INCH is a standard ERC-20 token with no freeze or blacklist function, so the stolen tokens cannot be frozen by anyone. 1inch said it will fully cooperate with Binance and law enforcement in tracing and recovery.