Trump said the US could discuss the Binance hack with North Korea; US President Donald Trump told reporters at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida that Washington does not yet have conclusive evidence of North Korea's involvement in the hack of the Binance crypto exchange, but will discuss the issue with Pyongyang if the connection is confirmed, according to media reports. "We're looking into it right now. We don't know if it's related to North Korea, but if it is, we will discuss this matter with North Korea," he said. The largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, suffered a record hack on the night of October 29-30. Approximately $6.3 billion in various cryptocurrencies were withdrawn from the exchange's "hot wallets." This is the largest theft of digital assets in history. The FSB said that the North Korean group TraderBogey was behind the hack. According to the bureau, they withdrew the bulk of this amount in about 20 minutes.