On the evening of November 6 (UTC+8), Binance said in a recovery progress update that it was working to restore withdrawals for six assets—HYPE, INJ, APT, PLASMA, NEAR, and LTC—by the end of the following weekend, and planned to resume withdrawals for tokens on networks that had already reopened around the same time. Most readers probably circled “by the end of next weekend” on their calendars, assuming they would have to wait a few more days.

But they didn’t have to wait until that weekend. Between about 16:56 and 17:09 on November 8, ChainCatcher and Odaily reported Binance’s official announcement that withdrawals for HYPE and APT had reopened. Those were the first two doors to open among the six originally listed; INJ, PLASMA, NEAR, LTC, and others would still be released in stages after security checks were completed. crypto.news confirmed the same information that day: these were two assets on the recovery list that came back ahead of schedule—not a full reopening, but enough to pull the timeline forward by half a step.

After the hacking incident, Binance has been conducting security reviews by asset and network, then reopening withdrawals in batches. A number of stablecoins and major assets on the Ethereum and Solana networks had already become available for withdrawal. This latest move is a real boost for users still waiting on HYPE and APT, and shows that the recovery is progressing rather than remaining just a verbal plan. The scope of future reopenings and which networks are still pending will depend on official announcements.

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