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Pyongyang has dismissed the accusation as a political provocation, rejecting claims that it was responsible for the reported cryptocurrency theft.

North Korea has denied allegations that it was behind the reported theft of approximately $6.3 billion from cryptocurrency exchange Binance, describing the accusation by the United States as a political provocation.

The denial comes amid growing international concerns over cybercrime and the alleged involvement of state-linked hacking groups in attacks targeting cryptocurrency platforms and digital financial institutions.

Washington has accused North Korea of involvement in the reported incident, but Pyongyang has rejected the claim, maintaining that the allegations are politically motivated.

The dispute adds to longstanding tensions between the United States and North Korea, particularly over accusations of cyber operations, sanctions evasion and the use of digital assets to generate revenue.

Cryptocurrency-related thefts have become a major concern for governments and financial institutions because of the difficulty of tracing stolen digital assets and recovering funds transferred across multiple platforms.

However, the specific details of the alleged $6.3 billion Binance theft, including the evidence supporting the US accusation and the circumstances of the reported breach, require independent confirmation.

The denial and accusation have yet to establish responsibility for the alleged incident.