1inch: Addresses related to the Binance attack incident have been blocked; some stolen assets are 1INCH and cannot be frozen.

On October 30, 1inch stated it has been monitoring the Binance security incident and proactively contacted Binance to provide support. Its risk management team, working alongside ZeroShadow, SEAL 911, TRM Labs, and other organizations, blocked attack-related addresses from the 1inch dApp, 1inch Wallet, and 1inch API within the first hour of the incident, and will continue to update the blocklist as new addresses are identified.

Additionally, some of the stolen assets involve the 1INCH token. However, because 1INCH is a standard ERC-20 token that does not support freeze or blacklist functions, no institution can directly freeze the relevant tokens. 1inch stated that it will cooperate with Binance and law enforcement authorities in fund tracing and recovery efforts.