$BTC Binance has spent the past two weeks recovering from a major security incident. Reports say the FBI has blamed North Korea for a record $6.3 billion crypto heist targeting the exchange, and Binance said on November 1 that it had already covered $6 billion of the impacted amount. (shafaq) (worthynews)
Withdrawals are coming back in phases. Binance confirmed that customers could expect to withdraw again from Sunday, November 1, and promised full compensation. On November 3 it opened more tokens and networks for withdrawal, rather than restoring every asset at once. That update is a company statement, not an independent security audit. Users should confirm the correct network before each transfer and ignore unsolicited offers to speed up withdrawals. (headtopics) (newsbtc)
Binance Pool closes today. Binance is shutting down its mining pool at 7:00 UTC on November 10, 2026, after more than six years of operation. Reporting links the move to financial pressure on several large mining players. (radardigital) (businessam)
The product push continues. In October, Binance added tokenized stock products, including BlackBerry and MongoDB, to its bStocks lineup. That shows it is widening beyond crypto-native assets. Binance Blockchain Week is set for November 28–29 in Bangkok. (openpr) (tradersunion)
What to watch: updated token and network lists, whether compensation is completed, and what technical details Binance discloses about the incident.
Details are still developing, and several figures come from secondary reports, so check Binance's official announcements before acting on them.
