Why Bitcoin Is Holding Strong After a $6.3B Hack?

A reported $6.3 billion Binance hack has shaken crypto markets, but the timing is raising even bigger questions. With Bitcoin holding near $77,000, billions in stablecoins reportedly frozen, and global markets selling off, is this the final shakeout or the beginning of something worse? The Simply Bitcoin After Hours crew tackles the inside-job theories, growing cyberattack fears, and why Bitcoin remains fundamentally different from stablecoins and centralized exchanges. History shows Bitcoin has survived major exchange collapses before, but will this time be different?

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