Binance recovery update #9 is here (2026-11-06, Binance official announcement). This time, the progress bar has moved forward another notch:
📋 Withdrawal recovery progress · Starting at 04:00 UTC on November 6, withdrawals will resume for a new batch of assets across 8 networks, including BSC, ETH, Base, Tron, SUI, Arbitrum, and Optimism; · The previous batch (November 5) restored 69 network-asset pairs, 62 tokens, and 6 networks; · Target by the end of next week: resume withdrawals for HYPE, INJ, APT, PLASMA, NEAR, and LTC, and enable all tokens on networks where withdrawals have already resumed; · Background: An update on November 4 said that 98% of affected assets had been replenished, and the proof of reserves (PoR) coverage had expanded from 10 to 44 tokens. On the first day of the recovery, November 1, net outflows were about $3.6 billion (Binance official announcement / CryptoBriefing, 2026-11-06).
Here’s how I see the pace of things: There’s no “switch everything back on at once.” Instead, they’re prioritizing by user demand over the past week and clearing each trading pair one by one. Withdrawals didn’t stop being restored after the first day’s $3.6 billion in outflows, which suggests the pace of replenishment is keeping up with withdrawals—but note that “everything restored by next weekend” is still a target, not the current state. Those six coins mentioned above are still waiting in line, and the queue itself is a progress report.
📉 Meanwhile, liquidity conditions are still cooling · Final figures for November 5: U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of $430.2 million, ETH ETFs saw net outflows of $99.9 million, for a combined $530.1 million (Farside / SoSoValue, 2026-11-06); · Preliminary figures for November 6: BTC ETFs are currently at -$8.9 million, but IBIT has yet to report; FBTC has turned positive at +$42.8 million. ETH ETFs are preliminarily around -$3.6 million, with ETHA and ETHB yet to report—these are preliminary figures, not final totals; · BTC ETFs saw cumulative net outflows of around $1.5 billion over the past 7 days (according to Farside, as of 2026-11-06). · Prices: BTC closed at around $75,562 on November 6, and ETH at around $2,229; October CPI will be released next Tuesday, November 10, at 21:30 Kuala Lumpur time. It is the last inflation report before the December FOMC meeting.
I’m keeping all three scenarios in mind: Optimistic: withdrawals are fully restored by next weekend and CPI comes in mild; confidence recovers, while funds return gradually. Neutral: service resumes on schedule, but ETFs continue to see outflows, and BTC keeps grinding within the $74,000–$78,000 range. Cautious: withdrawals for some coins are delayed, or CPI comes in hotter than expected, and volatility could flare up again at any time.
What do you think—when withdrawals are fully restored, will you move your coins back to Binance, or keep them in cold storage and wait? ⚠️ Risk warning: The above is only a summary of publicly available data, not investment advice. Refer to Binance’s official announcements for withdrawal restoration updates; preliminary ETF figures may be revised.