This morning I said, “Let’s wait for withdrawals to reopen and see if it’s for real.” By this afternoon, the door really had opened. $BTC withdrawals went live first, then CZ dropped the line “BTC withdrawal is live.” By evening, $ETH withdrawals had followed, and the $BNB network was open too. Polygon and AVAX came online afterward. In plain English: after being shut for more than two days, the door wasn’t just announced as open—it was actually unlocked, and people in the queue could move their coins out.
The numbers on making users whole add up too: officially, 95% has been replenished. The remaining 5% is made up of small-cap coins that are hard to buy, while all 10 major coins are fully backed at 100%. There’s just one thing still up in the air: when the second batch will open. No date has been given.
What about the price? $BTC is hovering around 77,900—not crashing, not soaring. The funny thing is, ETFs saw 643 million in outflows on Friday, wiping out all 440 million in inflows from Monday through Thursday and then some, with another 200 million out the door. Yet the price held steady, and the market somehow kept its footing through the weekend.
One reminder: links pretending to offer “early withdrawals” or “compensation claims” are everywhere these days. The only legitimate channels are the withdrawal page and official accounts. Anyone telling you to click a link to withdraw first is a scammer. Personal opinion only; not financial advice.
#BinanceHack #BinanceToResumePhaseOneOfWithdrawals
What will we see first tomorrow: 80,000 or 76,500? Pick a side in the comments.
The numbers on making users whole add up too: officially, 95% has been replenished. The remaining 5% is made up of small-cap coins that are hard to buy, while all 10 major coins are fully backed at 100%. There’s just one thing still up in the air: when the second batch will open. No date has been given.
What about the price? $BTC is hovering around 77,900—not crashing, not soaring. The funny thing is, ETFs saw 643 million in outflows on Friday, wiping out all 440 million in inflows from Monday through Thursday and then some, with another 200 million out the door. Yet the price held steady, and the market somehow kept its footing through the weekend.
One reminder: links pretending to offer “early withdrawals” or “compensation claims” are everywhere these days. The only legitimate channels are the withdrawal page and official accounts. Anyone telling you to click a link to withdraw first is a scammer. Personal opinion only; not financial advice.
#BinanceHack #BinanceToResumePhaseOneOfWithdrawals
What will we see first tomorrow: 80,000 or 76,500? Pick a side in the comments.
