If you’re still waiting to withdraw, don’t scroll past this: the second batch opened at 12 noon today, but your coins may not be on the list.
【The facts first】
Binance Security Incident Recovery Announcement #6: Withdrawals for the second batch are gradually resuming from 12:00 Beijing time today (November 3), covering nine networks: BSC, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Sui, Arbitrum, Optimism, TRX, and Base. All bSTOCKS on BSC are included too. The identically titled official Binance Announcement post on Binance Square has already received 199.4k views.
【How the list is being rolled out】
It’s not an all-at-once reopening. The announcement says priority is based on user demand over the past week, and each network/asset pair will be restored only after completing rigorous security checks. Check the withdrawal page or network status page to see whether withdrawals are available.
The BSC list includes USD1, ADA, FDUSD, LTC, DOGE, CAKE, LINK, SHIB, and others; Ethereum includes RLUSD, USDE, ENA, PENDLE, WLD, and others; Solana includes PUMP, RENDER, RAY, TRUMP, JUP, PYTH, BONK, and others. Deposits have remained unaffected throughout.
【A quick look at the market】
Around 13:00, 24-hour data (data-api.binance.vision; rolling 24 hours, not daily closing prices) showed: $BTC at about $76,943 (-1.88%), ETH at about 2,257 (-1.58%), $BNB at about 697 (-2.05%), SOL at about 92.27 (-2.85%), and XRP at about 1.2542 (+0.02%).
【My take】
This batch feels more like “restoring access based on demand” than the first one: first, they’re restoring the coins people are most urgently trying to withdraw, rather than waiting until everything is ready before reopening the gates. Fund flows also suggest that the rush to withdraw is easing: DefiLlama data, cited by Cointelegraph, showed net outflows of about $2.57 billion on Monday, down from $6.1 billion on Sunday.
【The other side of the story】
“On the list” doesn’t mean “withdrawable right away”: item-by-item security checks and peak-time delays may mean you have to try again later if a withdrawal fails. And this still isn’t everything—about 5% of low-liquidity tokens are still being replenished, and a broader reserve snapshot won’t be available until November 4.
One last question: Are your coins on the second-batch list? Have you withdrawn them, or are you still waiting in line for security checks?
—— Sources: Binance Security Incident Recovery Announcement #6 (cross-reported by Cointelegraph, Reuters, PANews, and Cointime) and the official Binance Square announcement post; market data is a 24-hour snapshot taken around 13:00 from data-api.binance.vision; Binance Square topic data was checked on the Binance Square page at 2026-11-03 13:36.
【The facts first】
Binance Security Incident Recovery Announcement #6: Withdrawals for the second batch are gradually resuming from 12:00 Beijing time today (November 3), covering nine networks: BSC, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Sui, Arbitrum, Optimism, TRX, and Base. All bSTOCKS on BSC are included too. The identically titled official Binance Announcement post on Binance Square has already received 199.4k views.
【How the list is being rolled out】
It’s not an all-at-once reopening. The announcement says priority is based on user demand over the past week, and each network/asset pair will be restored only after completing rigorous security checks. Check the withdrawal page or network status page to see whether withdrawals are available.
The BSC list includes USD1, ADA, FDUSD, LTC, DOGE, CAKE, LINK, SHIB, and others; Ethereum includes RLUSD, USDE, ENA, PENDLE, WLD, and others; Solana includes PUMP, RENDER, RAY, TRUMP, JUP, PYTH, BONK, and others. Deposits have remained unaffected throughout.
【A quick look at the market】
Around 13:00, 24-hour data (data-api.binance.vision; rolling 24 hours, not daily closing prices) showed: $BTC at about $76,943 (-1.88%), ETH at about 2,257 (-1.58%), $BNB at about 697 (-2.05%), SOL at about 92.27 (-2.85%), and XRP at about 1.2542 (+0.02%).
【My take】
This batch feels more like “restoring access based on demand” than the first one: first, they’re restoring the coins people are most urgently trying to withdraw, rather than waiting until everything is ready before reopening the gates. Fund flows also suggest that the rush to withdraw is easing: DefiLlama data, cited by Cointelegraph, showed net outflows of about $2.57 billion on Monday, down from $6.1 billion on Sunday.
【The other side of the story】
“On the list” doesn’t mean “withdrawable right away”: item-by-item security checks and peak-time delays may mean you have to try again later if a withdrawal fails. And this still isn’t everything—about 5% of low-liquidity tokens are still being replenished, and a broader reserve snapshot won’t be available until November 4.
One last question: Are your coins on the second-batch list? Have you withdrawn them, or are you still waiting in line for security checks?
—— Sources: Binance Security Incident Recovery Announcement #6 (cross-reported by Cointelegraph, Reuters, PANews, and Cointime) and the official Binance Square announcement post; market data is a 24-hour snapshot taken around 13:00 from data-api.binance.vision; Binance Square topic data was checked on the Binance Square page at 2026-11-03 13:36.