Has your coin’s withdrawal network been restored? Binance: 87 networks reopened this week; the rest are targeted for next weekend

Binance’s official X account, Beijing time 11/14 at 11:58: 87 networks had their withdrawals restored this week, with the aim of restoring all remaining networks and assets by next weekend. Note that the original wording was “aim,” not a guarantee.

Timeline (all quotes from Binance’s official statements):
1. 11/13 00:49: Coverage of assets affected by the security incident was completed, and a new Proof of Reserves snapshot was published.
2. 11/14 11:58: Withdrawals were restored on 87 networks this week.
3. 11/14 18:55: The zero-knowledge proof was generated, and users can independently verify that assets are backed by reserves at least 1:1.

3 things you can do today:
- Before withdrawing, select the network you want to use on the withdrawal page and check whether it’s open. If it isn’t, switch to an open network or wait—don’t look for an “assisted channel.”
- If someone messages you saying they can “pay to help you get unfrozen sooner / withdraw on your behalf,” treat it as a scam. None of these official announcements mention any paid or manual withdrawal service.
- Verify the 1:1 backing yourself: go to Binance’s Proof of Reserves page and check whether your account is included in the new snapshot. The point of a zero-knowledge proof is that it can show the exchange hasn’t understated its liabilities to users, without disclosing each user’s data.

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