Binance posted Security Incident Recovery Update No. 8 at 11:04 (UTC+8) on November 5: Starting at 12:00 (UTC+8) on November 5, another batch of assets will gradually become available for withdrawals. The update covers six networks, including ETH, BSC, BASE, TRX, MATIC, and SUI, and common coins such as UNI, AAVE, PAXG, FIL, AVAX, and AERO. Deposits have remained available throughout. The coins on the list will not all be enabled at the same time; they will be released in batches after passing security and readiness checks.
The platform said the recovery order will prioritize user demand over the past week, with other assets to be added as they become ready. Check the withdrawal page and network status page to see whether withdrawals are available. High traffic during the recovery may cause brief delays; if a withdrawal fails, try again later. This is another stage in the phased restoration of withdrawals: the platform is adding affected assets and reopening withdrawal access for more networks and coins, while continuing to strengthen its safeguards. Updates will also be posted on the official X account.
As for market prices, spot $BNB is trading at around $715, up about 3% over the past 24 hours; $BTC is around $80,500, up about 4%.
#BNB #币安 #提现 does not constitute investment advice.
The platform said the recovery order will prioritize user demand over the past week, with other assets to be added as they become ready. Check the withdrawal page and network status page to see whether withdrawals are available. High traffic during the recovery may cause brief delays; if a withdrawal fails, try again later. This is another stage in the phased restoration of withdrawals: the platform is adding affected assets and reopening withdrawal access for more networks and coins, while continuing to strengthen its safeguards. Updates will also be posted on the official X account.
As for market prices, spot $BNB is trading at around $715, up about 3% over the past 24 hours; $BTC is around $80,500, up about 4%.
#BNB #币安 #提现 does not constitute investment advice.
