North Korea rejects U.S. talks, cites FBI’s $6B Binance hack accusation

North Korea has rejected talks with the United States under current conditions, citing the FBI’s accusation over the $6.3 billion Binance hack as evidence of Washington’s hostile policies. Summary Kim Yo Jong has rejected U.S. talks under current conditions, citing the FBI’s Binance hacking accusation as evidence of Washington’s hostility. North Korea again denied responsibility for the $6.3 billion Binance hack after the FBI attributed the October 29 attack to TraderTraitor. The FBI has urged cryptocurrency exchanges, blockchain operators and DeFi services to block transactions connected to the stolen assets. Binance has reported roughly $3 billion in frozen assets, while blockchain investigators continue tracing funds across multiple networks. Despite rejecting talks under current conditions, Kim said dialogue remains possible if Washington changes what Pyongyang considers its hostile policies. Yonhap News Agency reported on November 4 that Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, made the remarks in a statement carried by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA). Her comments followed an earlier denial of the allegations against Pyongyang, which U.S. investigator...