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11/01/2026

Binance Begins Withdrawal Restart With Bitcoin and Other Requested Assets

What happened: Binance resumed withdrawals on November 1 through a phased reopening, with the initial window scheduled for 06:00–09:00 UTC following an approximately three-day disruption.

Binance Begins Withdrawal Restart With Bitcoin and Other Requested Assets

What happened: Binance resumed withdrawals on November 1 through a phased reopening, with the initial window scheduled for 06:00–09:00 UTC following an approximately three-day disruption. Bitcoin led the first phase, alongside ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB and XRP, which the exchange described as its most requested networks. Further phases depend on chain-specific security and stability checks, with no public timetable for completing the reopening and no per-account withdrawal caps disclosed in the supplied reporting.

Why it matters: The restart gives customers a route to move assets after the reported $6.3 billion hot-wallet theft, while the phased structure leaves the broader restoration dependent on checks that have yet to be completed publicly. Binance says it will absorb the financial impact rather than pass losses to users, but that commitment and withdrawal availability answer different questions: customers also need their particular assets and networks to become accessible. The strongest follow-up evidence would be confirmation of which additional networks reopen and whether the exchange publishes any restrictions, because the first 06:00–09:00 UTC window alone does not establish full service restoration.

Source: CoinDesk.