If North Korea Didn't Hack Binance, Who Did? The Attribution Question Remains Open

The reported $6.3 billion Binance hack has raised questions about who was responsible for the attack.
North Korean-linked hacking groups have been associated with major cryptocurrency thefts in the past, but historical involvement does not establish responsibility for this particular incident.
If the current attribution is disputed, investigators would need stronger evidence connecting the attack infrastructure, stolen-fund movements and operational methods to a specific group.
Blockchain transaction patterns can provide important clues, but they are not always sufficient to identify the individuals or organizations controlling the wallets.
Without independently verified forensic findings or a reliable official attribution, naming an alternative attacker would be speculation.
The immediate priorities remain protecting affected users, tracing stolen assets and establishing how the security breach occurred.