Binance Alpha withdrawals resume on 4 networks: that means networks, not every coin
Evening of November 9, 2026 | Official X post at 12:56 Beijing time
At noon today, Binance’s official X account posted a new “latest withdrawal update,” which was then shared by its Chinese-language account: withdrawals have resumed on four additional Alpha networks—BSC, ETH, Base, and Arbitrum.
Note that this update is worded differently from previous ones. Earlier updates listed “a network + a string of coin names”; this one only says “Alpha networks,” without specifying which Alpha tokens are included. So don’t assume that “Alpha withdrawals have resumed” means you can definitely withdraw the Alpha coin you hold.
The ETH-network stablecoins and tokens, SOL-network tokens, HYPE, and APT mentioned in the same post are marked as “previously resumed”—they’re not new announcements today.
The announcement also set out some limits: as security checks are completed, more assets and networks will resume withdrawals in stages. Further updates will be posted only through Binance’s official channels. It did not list which networks are still unavailable or give a timeline.
Networks not on the list—for example, Alpha on Solana—weren’t mentioned in the announcement, so don’t assume they’re available.
Before withdrawing, check three things: whether the coin and network you’re using are shown as available in the app; make sure you select the right network—don’t confuse BSC with Base; and verify the receiving address against the new address published through official channels. Don’t trust “withdrawal channels” sent in private messages.
#币安 #提现恢复 #BinanceAlpha
Evening of November 9, 2026 | Official X post at 12:56 Beijing time
At noon today, Binance’s official X account posted a new “latest withdrawal update,” which was then shared by its Chinese-language account: withdrawals have resumed on four additional Alpha networks—BSC, ETH, Base, and Arbitrum.
Note that this update is worded differently from previous ones. Earlier updates listed “a network + a string of coin names”; this one only says “Alpha networks,” without specifying which Alpha tokens are included. So don’t assume that “Alpha withdrawals have resumed” means you can definitely withdraw the Alpha coin you hold.
The ETH-network stablecoins and tokens, SOL-network tokens, HYPE, and APT mentioned in the same post are marked as “previously resumed”—they’re not new announcements today.
The announcement also set out some limits: as security checks are completed, more assets and networks will resume withdrawals in stages. Further updates will be posted only through Binance’s official channels. It did not list which networks are still unavailable or give a timeline.
Networks not on the list—for example, Alpha on Solana—weren’t mentioned in the announcement, so don’t assume they’re available.
Before withdrawing, check three things: whether the coin and network you’re using are shown as available in the app; make sure you select the right network—don’t confuse BSC with Base; and verify the receiving address against the new address published through official channels. Don’t trust “withdrawal channels” sent in private messages.
#币安 #提现恢复 #BinanceAlpha
