Then who lost the funds all funds lost by the binance or someone from outside of the Binance? It seems something suspicious. And if loss of funds of users then binance will never take responsibility.
According to Binance, its not that hacker took someone else's money, but instead BSC was exploited and attacker created bunch of BNB out of thin air. Then again, if someone can do that you should ask yourself how much is your BNB actually worth and should you even have any.
I would not be surprised if a rollback or (if that's possible) an alternate chain will be made leaving out the transaction(s) related to the hack.
This is what BSC people said on the matter, no mention of rollback.
What happens next? There will be on-chain governance votes to determine the following four actions for the common good of BNB:
What to do with the hacked funds, freeze or not to freeze?
Whether to use BNB Auto-Burn to cover the remaining hacked funds, or not?
A Whitehat program for future bugs found, $1M for each significant bug found.
A Bounty for catching hackers, up to 10% of the recovered funds.
The BSC validator voting function for general opinions will be switched on in the next few days via an upgrade of BNB Beacon Chain.